I will confess that I got a bit distracted during that over because I'm currently getting a lot of stick for making a pasta sauce before work this morning.

Just a single added to the total.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

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What I love about the Zimbabwe batsmen is that when they hit the ball, it stays hit.

I concur with Vic. After the lively finish the second session, orchestrated by that excellent burst from Ben Stokes, England haven't really looked like taking a wicket after tea.

And with Tsiga's second boundary of the day, we have another aesthetically pleasing scoreline: 234-5.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Brian Bennett is still there; Tafadzwa Tsiga looks quite comfortable. England aren't putting much pressure on Zimbabwe at the moment.

Brian Bennett looks very nonchalant every time the camera pans to him at the non-striker's end. He's added three more to his total.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

England should be able to get themselves in a position where they can comfortably win but it will depend on how hard the bowlers work.

Jamie Smith is being kept quite busy behind the stumps. Josh Tongue attempts a bouncer but it drifts harmlessly down Tafadzwa Tsiga's leg side.

And it's a messy end to the over from England, with Tongue bowling a no ball which Shoaib Bashir misfields to gift Tsiga a boundary.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Brian Bennett now has a century in fours.

It's been a quiet start to the evening session, so here's a reminder of those two wickets that Ben Stokes bagged before tea.

The Zimbabwe fans in the crowd are having a whale of a time and with good reason. In Brian Bennett, they have a new star.

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Josh Tongue will share the bowling responsibilities with Sam Cook.

Sam Cook is enjoying his battle with Tafadzwa Tsiga, who finally gets off the mark off the final ball of the over.

That keeps Brian Bennett off strike. I have to say, the longer Bennett stays in, the better, as it increases the likelihood of my colleague Mike Peter giving a second performance of his surprisingly good Alan Bennett impression.

The players are back out. Zimbabwe will resume on 210-5, with Brian Bennett on 122 (112) and Tafadzwa Tsiga on 0 (4).

Sam Cook will bowl the first over after tea.

BBC Two

You can catch up on all of the action from day two at Trent Bridge on Today at the Test, which will be on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer from 19:00 BST.

Remember, there’s plenty of other cricket to enjoy today.

You can follow coverage of today’s County Championship action right here while in the T20 Women’s County Cup, the first two quarter-finals are in full swing at Guildford and Kibworth.

And at 18:35 BST, England face West Indies in the second Women’s T20 at Hove. There’ll be ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and full coverage right here on the BBC Sport website.

Brian Bennett is unbeaten on 122 from 112 balls. Here are the highlights from his innings.

Thanks Matt. That was an exciting session, wasn't it?

A thoroughly enjoyable century for Brian Bennett and Ben Stokes back among the wickets. Let's hope the evening session can match it.