Just a single from Matthew Potts' latest over.

With 20 minutes until tea, England will feel if they can nip out another Pakistan batter before then, they are still right in this game.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It might just be starting to reverse swing a touch here, and Brydon Carse is toiling hard.

He's got his reward and he's looked the most likely to make these breakthroughs after the lunch.

England have got the ball reversing so they may well stick with their pace bowlers for a little while yet.

Brydon Carse gets one to tail back in to Salman Ali Agha with the right-hander caught on the crease but he's saved by an inside edge.

Pakistan's lead is creeping up towards 200 though...

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Muhammad Rizwan v Brydon Carse in Tests

• Innings: 4
• Runs: 13
• Average: 4.33
• Dismissals: 3

So close for Matthew Potts!

A hint of movement and very little bounce as he goes past the inside edge of the driving Salman Ali Agha.

Not far away from the off stump.

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Things are not getting any better for India in Bengaluru.

Having dismissed India for 46, New Zealand are already into the lead and they have not lost a wicket.

Black Caps openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway have reached 49-0 at the end of the 14th over.

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Salman Ali Agha defends the last ball of the over solidly but Brydon Carse has made a crucial breakthrough again.

He enjoys bowling to Muhammad Rizwan - that's the third time he's dismissed him already in this series.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Joe Root is fielding at that close first slip position wearing the helmet, just to make sure that if a catch like that does go flying to him, it carries. You can hear the delight of Brydon Carse.

Pakistan are still very much in the box seat, but that gives England an opening.

We know this England side is fond of breaking records.

They might have to do so again at this rate...

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315-9: Pakistan v Australia, Karachi, 1994

262-9: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Multan, 2003

230-3: Pakistan v New Zealand, Hyderabad, 1984

220-8: Sri Lanka v Pakistan, Rawalpindi, 2000

217-3: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Karachi, 2003

Muhammad Rizwan is going to try and take down Matthew Potts.

He advances again and then smears what is almost a sweep shot through mid-wicket for four more.

A hint of reverse swing for Matthew Potts as he beats Muhammad Rizwan first up.

The response is swift and effective, Rizwan down the track and hammering the ball over mid-off for four.

Yeah, this could get very interesting...

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England will be looking at how this pitch has behaved and thinking they will want to break this partnership quickly.

I'm sure Ben Stokes is very aware of the contrasting numbers of these batters against spin and pace and Brydon Carse will have a go at them because the spin has looked a bit ineffective after lunch.

Just a single from Brydon Carse's over but no real concerns for either Pakistan batter.

That's been true for the last little while. England need to make something happen and Ben Stokes has decided the seamers are his best bet.

Matthew Potts is coming on for his first bowl of the innings.

Was someone in the England dressing room listening to TMS?

They have turned to pace and Brydon Carse is on.

Muhammad Rizwan tries to welcome him with a big shot but gets nowhere near the ball with an ugly leg-side hack.

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Statistician on Test Match Special

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Saud Shakeel and Muhammad Rizwan are outstanding players of spin.

Rizwan averages 80 runs against spin and 32 against pace in his Test career so far.

Shakeel, meanwhile, averages 88 against spin and 33 against pace.