Day two, second Ashes Test, England v Australia, Lord's 2:09am: Excellent point raised by NSW wicketkeeper Daniel Smith about the brittle Ryan Harris being called on to bowl again. 2:00am: And now to the reactions. First, Tom Moody... Sports broadcaster Glenn Mitchell... Cricketing columnist and stats enthusiast Andy Zaltzman... And our own AFL expert and summer-time cricketing blogger Rohan Connolly... 12:49am: After the scare of Trent Bridge I sense the English press is itching to get back into "field day" mode about the Australian team. Hard to argue though. 12:14am: And due to popular demand: a poll on whether Australia will reach 162, and therefore prevent the option of England enforcing the follow-on (irrespective of whether you think Cook will do it). Poll: Will Australia avoid the follow-on in the second Test at Lord's? Total votes: 699. 11:59pm: Separately, a lot of angst about England's decision to use its academy fielding coach, 36-year-old Chris Taylor, as a substitute fielder throughout this innings. 11:11pm: From earlier, here's the Rogers's dismissal, in the eyes of Hawk-Eye. I maintain Australia if had two chances up its sleeve rater than one he would've reviews. Too much of a risk to do it in that circumstance when unsure. 10:28pm: Yep, so far it's universal condemnation of Watson's referral. First sometime NSW teammate Daniel Smith among those frustrated at his decision. And also former Australian swing bowler Damien Fleming. 10:08pm: Well said by recently retired Southern Stars great Lisa Sthalekar. Watson might have been advised by Rogers to take it, but if he was it was uncharacteristically bad judgement from the veteran. Similar theme from Dean Jones. Not much support for Watto in the Twittersphere, even among rock stars such as Grinspoon's Phil Jamieson. Shane Watson drives elegantly early in Australia's innings on day two of the second Test against England. 9:53pm: We've seen a lot of this so far. But, then again, we often do from Watson. I've too often got in trouble thinking and saying "surely this is the day he goes on with it," so I won't. I'm still hoping it though. Too good a player to have the underwhelming batting record he has. 9:00pm: Re the apparently unprecedented access to the Lord's dining room: well said by my colleague, Peter Hanlon. 8:25pm: The praise continues for Ryan Harris. First from former Australian paceman and still Twenty20 specialist Dirk Nannes... And also Tasmanian assistant coach and Hobart Hurricanes head coach Damien Wright. Total votes: 8134. Poll closed 19 Jul, 2013