Jacob Bethell, back in the team and back at the crease for England.

He nudges his first delivery off his hip for a single.

Some unhappy faces in the England dug-out - Shivam Dube was in the India side primarily as a batter, while Harshit Rana is much more of a bowler - he's scored all of two runs in 25 internationals.

You might say that's not like for like.

Axar Patel takes the first over after drinks.

Harry Brook whacks his third ball down to the ropes at long-off, where Tilak Verma does well to pat the ball away and save two runs.

Brook lashes the following ball away through point for four.

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Steady over for England as they go into the drinks break.

They run up eight runs from Ravi Bishnoi's third over, adding four singles and a pair of twos.

Having been 62-0 with one ball left in the powerplay, England were 24-3 off the next 4.1 overs.

That said, at this stage India were 72-4 - the game remains in the balance.

A first four for Harry Brook, sweeping Varun Chakravarthy to the ropes.

Liam Livingstone adds consecutive twos, hustling through the first then finding the boundary sweeper at mid-wicket for the second.

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Ravi Bishnoi picks up the huge wicket of Jos Buttler, Buttler is a vital cog in successful T20I chases for England. averaging 65 while striking at 152 in such cases.

Indeed that wicket of Jos Buttler has added another 13% to India's chances of winning the game according to WinViz...

Liam Livingstone comes out with England needing to rebuild. He blocks out the final three balls of the over.

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India are now favourites on WinViz. Wickets really are key...

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Harry Brook next out for England, he's also endured a miserable tour so far.

He knocks the final ball of the over back to Axar Patel.

Time for Jos Buttler then.

India persist with Axar Patel at this end despite his first over going for 16.

Samson takes the bails off his second delivery as it goes down leg, but Buttler is in his crease despite falling over.

England are still overwhelming favourites on WinViz despite that wicket.

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Ravi Bishnoi takes the final over of the powerplay.

Salt hits his third ball down the ground for four.

Eng 53-0published at 5 overs

5 overs

Ben Duckett loves the reverse so much I'm surprised he doesn't get around walking backwards.

He fires Axar Patel to the square leg boundary flat and hard and then hits a loftier one behind square for the first six of the innings.

A possible attempt at a ramp doesn't come off from the final ball of the over - still, 16 from it.

Axar Patel comes on to bowl and Ben Duckett greets him by lifting the opening delivery of the over over mid-wicket for four.