There's a lot of head-shaking going on from Ben Stokes, who has his collar up Eric Cantona-style.

He's disappointed with his first delivery, which Ravindra Jadeja chops for two. Two balls later, Shubman Gill swings and misses wildly and it goes through to the wicketkeeper. Another shake of the head.

Time for drinks.

India lost two wickets in quick succession earlier in the evening session but Shubman Gill (76) and Ravindra Jadeja (nine) are rebuilding solidly.

Boom. Shubman Gill gobbles up the short ball, pulling it square for four. Thank you very much, Ben.

Ravindra Jadeja picks up a four of his own, a cut racing along the ground and beating the outstretched Shoaib Bashir who comes sliding around the rope.

A productive over for India. Nine from it.

Cheteshwar Pujara
Former India batter on BBC Test Match Special

India are five down. If England take another wicket then they'll definitely take the new ball when they get chance.

The England game plan is a lot better today compared to the first match. They're bowling a lot straighter.

When you think you've left it well...

Nitish Kumar Reddy probably won't want a print of this photo.

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You'll have to wait a while, Ruth.

Brydon Carse is continuing in the attack for the time being and he bowls a maiden to Ravindra Jadeja.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

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A great day so far for Chris Woakes, who has been the pick of the bowlers today, drawing comfortably the most false shots (16%) of any England bowler. He has hit a good line and length more than any other seamer (48%) as well as finding the most lateral movement (1.2° combined swing and seam).

Ben Stokes ruefully drags his hand through his hair a couple of times during his 11th over.

The first is triggered by a front-foot no ball, his third of the day. The second follows Ravindra Jadeja nearly inside-edging onto his stumps.

Sorry John and Sean - the skipper has chosen to bring himself into the attack. Maybe he didn't read this piece Steven Finn did on Tongue v The Tail. Ben Stokes to bowl.

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

Magnificent shot from Shubman Gill. He rifled that through extra cover past Ben Stokes at full stretch.

Matt's prediction (@16:43) was right. Brydon Carse has returned to the attack.

India dart through for a quick single after Ravindra Jadeja drops the ball into the covers. Ben Stokes nails the stumps following a one-handed pick up but Shubman Gill is safe.

Two balls later, Gill creams one past the diving Stokes and through extra cover for four. Carse is unhappy with himself.

At the end of the 60th over, India were 208-3. Two overs later, they're 212-5. Uh oh.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Cricket is such a funny game. Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant had done so well together then Pant gives his wicket away and Nitish Kumar Reddy comes to the crease and that's not the leave he wanted.

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

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Nitish Kumar Reddy has been castled. It's a misjudgment from Reddy and he's undone.

England have two quick wickets.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Edgbaston

Brydon Carse looks to be warming up. He'll be having a go at the new batter shortly.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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Shoaib Bashir has bowled well here and at Headingley. He's varied his pace and length well.