Zimbabwe close on 30-2 following on - report
Stokes finds pace, movement and bounce to pick up two wickets
Three wickets for Bashir; Cook strikes on debut
England declare on 565-5 after Brook crashes rapid 58
Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst
In his short Test career to date, all of Ben Curran’s dismissals against pace bowling have come when playing off the back foot - England will look to bowl that in between length to him where his is unsure whether to go back or forward.
Gus Atkinson will share the new ball.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Trent Bridge
The last England bowler to take the first over of an innings on their Test debut was James Kirtley, on this ground against South Africa in 2003. It was the fourth innings of the match and Kirtley took 6-34 to bowl England to victory.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, PA MediaThis is what Sam Cook does, he bowls nice and full.
It's a full pitch but this is great commitment from Brian Bennett, he's playing it well.
Sam Cook has his hands on his head as Brian Bennett nearly edges onto his stumps. Instead, the batter is rewarded with a boundary.
Bennett picks off two more fours in an expensive start to Cook's Test career.
If you're not familiar with the Essex bowler, he spoke to Stephan Shemilt earlier this week.
Sam Cook's first ball in Test cricket is driven safely to a fielder by Brian Bennett.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I've liked what England have done, they've just got on with the game.
The ball has definitely done more today though. It will be interesting to see how England do on this surface.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPitch is looking lively today. Excited to see what Cook can do with the ball, even if this may not be a huge test.
Jack from Leamington Spa
Brian Bennett and Ben Curran are making their way out to the middle.
Sam Cook looks like he's going to take the new ball.
Henry Olonga
Former Zimbabwe player on Test Match Special
The batting surface has been excellent. We haven't seen any balls stay low, it's bounced a bit but has definitely favored the batters. Albeit the England bowling attack will be much more consistent than Zimbabwe were.
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I think Ben Stokes missed a trick there - he should have given the tail-enders a chance to have a bat as it would have been valuable to get batting time out in the middle, as they won’t get that against the Indian company!
Adam
Remember, Zimbabwe will need to get 416 to avoid the follow-on and force England to bat again.
Henry Olonga
Former Zimbabwe player on Test Match Special
It was a hard day at the office for all of the Zimbabwe players. It was raining sixes here today.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
It's a sorry looking bowling card for Zimbabwe.
And with that wicket, Ben Stokes has called time on England's innings.
Brook b Muzarabani 58 (Eng 565-5)
Six, four, and out for Harry Brook.
He's absolutely furious as he chops onto his stumps, swinging his bat in frustration. Blessing Muzarabani, however, is delighted - a third wicket for the Zimbabwean.
Eng 561-5
Harry Brook brings up his half-century in style but doesn't crack a smile as he raises his bat.
Henry Olonga
Former Zimbabwe player on Test Match Special
Tanaka Chivanga is the one bowler from Zimbabwe who's had beautiful seam delivery. That was a peach of a ball, perfect. There was defiantly a technical deficiency in the way he tried to catch that.
England bring up their 550, Jamie Smith gets off the mark with a nicely timed four through midwicket, and then he's dropped by wicketkeeper Tafadzwaw Tsiga, diving across the slips. It's a poor drop.
The scoreboard flashes up the aesthetically pleasing 555-5.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Harry Brook has been hitting the ball hard today.