After exchanging singles with KL Rahul, Karun Nair drives square for four. Lovely.

The end of the over isn't quite so comfortable for India's number three as Brydon Carse beats his inside edge. Sharp intakes of breath from England's fielders.

Well, that's made sure we're all wide awake after tea.

After successfully overturning a caught behind dismissal, Karun Nair drives the penultimate ball of the over through mid-off. Ollie Pope puts in a long chase and India pick up three to get the scoreboard moving.

Brydon Carse will bowl from the other end.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

I think Ben Stokes and all the England boys thought he hit it. It wasn't a half-hearted appeal, they genuinely thought he hit it.

That's what DRS is for.

No bat, just trousers. Karun Nair didn't even blink.

Carry on.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

It's caught behind! Karun Nair's immediately reviewing it but Ben Stokes went up and everyone around him appealed.

Is that the ideal start to the session for England? The umpire has given Karun Nair out caught behind.

The India batter signalled for the review in a flash.

The players are heading back out for the evening session.

India are 44-1 after 14 overs, with KL Rahul on 13 (34) and Karun Nair on 18 (42).

It looks like Matt's Ben Stokes bowling prediction is correct.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Lord's

Ben Stokes has emerged from the dressing room early to get loose. It looks like a spell is looming.

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Will Archer 2.0 still be a £100m cheat code on England Test return?

That's the question my colleague Matthew Henry posed in this excellent long-read on Jofra Archer's long road back to Test cricket.

So far, the answer is yes.

However, Bumrah's thunder has been well and truly stolen by Jofra Archer, who picked up a wicket with just his third ball back on the Test stage.

He had Yashasvi Jaiswal caught in the slips by Harry Brook

If you cast your mind back to the start of the afternoon session, it was actually England who were batting.

The hosts resumed on 353-7 but were bowled out for 387, with Mohammed Siraj striking twice and Jasprit Bumrah removing Jofra Archer to finish with impressive figures of 5-74 from his 27 overs.

Thanks Mike. This game is nicely poised, isn't it?

Mike Peter
BBC Sport journalist

Right, that was a fun session, England will be hoping they can break through into India's middle-order after tea.

Here's Elizabeth Botcherby to take you through the interval and the next passage of play.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

It's a bit slow, this pitch. It looks like you have to make the most of that new ball. India bowled well with it then England got themselves back into the game.

You have to get stuck in when fielding here.

Ooooh, Chris Woakes ends the session by sending the ball past the edge of KL Rahul's bat.

India do get two runs off the over - but they only scored seven runs, all singles, in the last six overs. Indeed, overs one (13 runs) and eight (10) account for over half their runs in this innings thus far.

Meanwhile Ben Stokes set up a rather funky field in that over, with an angled line of three short mid-offs/mid-wickets facing the trio of slips.

Successive maidens now as Brydon Carse bowls six dots to Karun Nair.

The last ball strikes Nair on the glove and the physio comes on for a look, so we'll have a delay with time for one more over before tea.