Just one more single for KL Rahul into the covers and that's tea.

India's session, having lost two batters prior to lunch, they go wicketless in the afternoon, scoring 85 runs from 26 overs.

50 for Shubman Gillpublished at 28.2 overs

28.2 overs

Ind 85-2

There's the half-century for the India captain!

He works Joe Root out to the mid-wicket, Jofra Archer gives chase and taps the ball back while diving over the ropes, with the batters running three.

The fifty comes from 77 balls - he reached 45 from 50 deliveries in the 20th over, but took a while to get over the line for the landmark, not adding to the eight fours he'd scored by that point.

Shubman Gill doesn't get a chance to chase his 50 in this Liam Dawson over, with KL Rahul facing a maiden.

We'll just about squeeze another over in - and Joe Root is coming on to bowl it.

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Please watch out for Matthew Henry, folks.

We can't have a young man cut down in his prime.

One single from Brydon Carse's over, a KL Rahul push square, with Shubman Gill, on 49, leaving and defending the final three balls of the over.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

It’s that time of day when small games of cricket are being played behind the stands. I’ve just almost been taken out by a particularly aggressive pull shot.

No time to wallow for Liam Dawson, time to bowl another over.

KL Rahul sweeps the first delivery of the over for three through fine leg.

Shubman Gill adds a single in the covers to move to 49.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That is a very catchable height for Liam Dawson and if anything he has moved too much. Had he stayed a bit upright then it would have been right in front of his eyes. Carse cannot believe it and getting a chance off Shubman Gill is not an easy thing to do.

Gill dropped on 46published at 25 overs

25 overs

Ind 76-2

Put down!

Shubman Gill flashes at a full-ish delivery from Brydon Carse and sends an outside edge flying towards Liam Dawson at point.

The spinner dives for it but perhaps might have been better staying upright, and he spills from two hands.

The India batters run two, Gill moves to 48.

Make that two runs in 26 deliveries.

KL Rahul cuts a single through point off Liam Dawson.

The red dots are where the ball pitched for all of Shubman Gill's dismissals in this series. You could almost draw a straight line down the pitch.

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Three more dot balls to end the over - India have scored just one run from the last 20 deliveries.

Yeah, wide of leg stump.

England lose a second review - they only have one left.

Hmm, really?

Brydon Carse strikes Shubman Gill on the pads and Ben Stokes decides to review.

It looks like it's going down leg to me...

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I like this field from England - it essentially puts the onus on Shubman Gill to take the field on and hit balls down the ground or up in the air if he wants to score runs.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Shubman Gill has played beautifully after being out in the field for 150 overs and to play as well as he has done it is really impressive.

Ah, a vital second angle - it's a row.

And I'm also gathering more images for an exhilarating photo book of compromised seating.

Second maiden in a row for England, Liam Dawson to Shubman Gill this time.

Just look at the difference in bounce extracted by Jofra Archer...

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And Brydon Carse...

The blue dots signify boundaries, showing how when he bowls it too straight, Carse has been drilled back down the ground.

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