Two superb deliveries from Woakes either side of a ball that goes for four.

He swings one away from Pant then hopes one in, with the India batter just about correct in his decision to leave the ball.

In between, Pant edges past the single slip and to the ropes.

We'll go into drinks, with play set to run until 18:30 BST.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

The team is in a good position so Gill and Pant will bat as normal.

The ball isn't doing much so if they can bat smartly, they can build a good partnership. If Pant is sensible today, he can get a big one.

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That went up in the air for a long time. Zak Crawley is standing with his hands on his hips, disappointed that he couldn't get there.

Oh, there's the big shot from Rishabh Pant.

He makes a mess of it too, dropping back and attempting to swipe Bashir's final ball over mid-wicket, he only manages to miscue and drop the ball in a gap behind the fielder out there.

He takes a single and that's the 50 partnership up from 15.3 overs.

Woops.

A Woakes delivery moves late and slips past Jamie Smith for a bye, before the England seamer adds an extra in his own column by over-stepping.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

Rishabh Pant has attacked just 14% of balls faced so far today, his second lowest rate at this stage of a Test innings and well below his usual rate of 31% at this stage.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

Rishabh Pant has restricted himself here. He is being smart about his batting now, he understands his game a bit better.

There have been times where he has been aggressive and thrown his wicket away, but now he knows he has to play with some responsibility.

Bashir's over goes for three runs, a single for Pant and a Gill two to backward point.

The England spinner is going at 2.78 an over, which isn't to be sniffed at.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Pant is just settling in with his skipper. They want to build a partnership and get themselves to 300.

They've got no rush.

Bit of a freebie to start from Woakes and Gill doesn't need asking twice, cutting a wide delivery to the ropes backward of point.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

I like this bowling from Bashir, he has a plan. You have to give the seamers a rest sometimes and create some chances.

He is learning on the job and has slotted into a nice rhythm here.

Another maiden for Bashir - his fourth from 13 overall - bowling to Rishabh Pant.

And we will now have a change - Chris Woakes is going to replace Ben Stokes.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

It sounds like that ball has gone a bit soft, a bit balloon like. Ben Stokes is still steaming in, trying to get that next breakthrough.

England have just got to get stuck in here, they have hung in well.

Another boundary for Gill, turning Stokes off his legs for four through fine leg.

No change of bowling yet for England - it's been exclusively the pair of Bashir and Stokes since tea.

Remember to sign your messages folks - we've had a lot of anonymous comments today.

It's like being surrounded by a Greek chorus, except rather than making portentous comments about King Creon's treatment of Antigone, they're whispering critiques of England's seam attack.

Anyway, Shubman Gill cracks Bashir's penultimate delivery through long-on for four - the first boundary since the 53rd over.