Sean Richard: England in a great position to go for 350 with this base. Attack up front, consolidate and build through the middle. Go hard in the last 10. Makes sense to me, clearly not to some though...

Oliver J: Just want to see a 2019 Jos Buttler - hit 80 off the last 10.

Ravindra Jadeja's previous over went for five singles then a dot, this one goes for a dot then five singles.

Ticking over.

Four? Yeah, just about.

Changes at both ends for India as they bring back Hardik Pandya.

Buttler pushes him out the cover boundary - Shreyas Iyer runs round on the rope and dives to cut it off, but makes contact with the boundary sponge in his retrieval.

The England skipper closes the over with a single to his opposite number at mid-off, bringing up his side's 200.

Jam Barrell: I may be late on this but looking at the pitch why on earth do we have four pace bowlers and only one full-time spinner, where is Rehan Ahmed?

Jadeja comes back to replace Harshit for the first over after drinks.

England take his first five balls for singles.

Three dot balls to start Varun Chakravarthy's over, but Joe Root relieves some pressure with a reverse sweep paddle to send the fourth delivery away for four.

He picks up two more from a similar shot to bring the sides into the drinks break.

Well, after a long wait for the replays, Joe Root survives.

His gloves are right in front of his pads and there's just a murmur on the technology as the ball passes.

That's enough for the umpires - India have no more reviews.

But has Varun Chakravarthy got Joe Root here?

They're going to use their only remaining review to find out if he's lbw on the sweep.

Lovely ball from Harshit Rana first up, firing the ball past Buttler's bat with a bit of lift.

He doesn't cover himself in glory later in the over, trying to throw down the stumps for a run-out that was never on and seeing the ball go way wide, sliding away for four overthrows - the only runs from the over.

The India seamer gets some harsh words from his captain, who taps his temple - think, Harshit!

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

Since his ODI debut, Shubman Gill has taken 34 catches and dropped just four, his catching efficiency of 89.4% is the third-best for any player in the world in this timeframe after Jos Buttler (69 catches, 7 drops; efficiency of 90.7%) and Marnus Labuschagne (36 catches, 4 drops; efficiency of 90%) among full member nation players.

India bring back leggie Varun Chakravarthy and Buttler slips his fourth delivery away through the covers for four.

Seven off the over, with Chakravarthy 1-33 thus far.

Jos Buttler in at five for England, he knocks his first ball to mid-on to get off the mark.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator

Nicely disguised slower ball and splendid catch from Gill. Brook was doing most things right today but has been undone by a good piece of cricket from India.

Joe Root gets in on the action, pulling Axar away for his third four.

The spinner's final delivery almost bowls Brook, skidding on and almost catching the England batter out.

Well, someone showed Harry Brook your text, Rob.

The England batter times the returning Harshit Rana through the covers for four, then advances down the track and slaps a second boundary through the same area.

One bounce before the ropes, flat and true - cracking shot.