Joe Root into the nineties with a perfectly played reverse sweep for four...

It's better from Ben Stokes in this over, who gets off strike and can lean on his bat at the non-striker's end.

Shubman Gill looks to be considering the new ball again but there's going to be at least one more over of spin first.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It is very rare you see a left-arm spinner bowling to a left handed batsman especially without a mid-off on a pitch that is not turning that much. It suggests that India do not think Ben Stokes is going to get out to the ball, they think he is going to play from his crease and perhaps even deploy the reverse sweep.

India are flying through their overs in this double-spin period. It's a live-texter's nightmare.

Washington Sundar has Ben Stokes in his sights again...

Gentle applause greets the single to Joe Root that takes him to 83 and England into a lead.

Before lunch the party stand was simmering. The trumpet was playing and chants being sung.

Now it's tense.

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

When the ball starts turning for Ravindra Jadeja he becomes a total different beast. He does not have too many variations, he is very subtle - wicket to wicket - and in England when there is no spin, it sort of skids on rather than gripping on the surface and you can't just bowl up and down. He need to get the grip from surface and he can do that by bowling a bit slower.

England are level but it's not without a scare as Ravindra Jadeja appeals for lbw against Joe Root.

India only have one review left so don't risk it.

Ben Stokes cannot get Washington Sundar away.

Even when he middles one it thuds into Sai Sudharsan is silly point who is leaping for cover and denies the England skipper runs.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Old Trafford

Cricket is bonkers. India have spent all summer trying to get the ball changed. Now they have an old one, and a new one available, and they don't want it.

Matt is right. Just when you think a match is swinging decisively one way the other side comes back.

A three to Root means England now trail by only one.

Harry Brook was done like a kipper...

These are nervy moments.

Ben Stokes sets off for a foolish single and Joe Root is nearly run-out by the prowling Ravindra Jadeja as he fizzes in a throw from mid-wicket.

Stokes then attempts to heave Washington Sundar back down the ground to relieve some pressure but gets an inside edge.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Joe Root possesses the toolkit to deal with this threat through the air from Washington Sundar. He has a brilliant record against big drifting deliveries from spinners:

• 0-3° of drift: Avg 58.47
• 3°+: Avg 128.00

Shubman Gill theatrically fiddles with the field as Ben Stokes faces up to Ravindra Jadeja.

Jadeja has dismissed Stokes seven times in Tests, remember.

Stokes is immediately edging but the ball goes wide of slip.

India are suddenly energised. Dhruv Jurel is yelping. Sai Sudharsan under the helmet is in the game.

Washington Sundar keeps Ben Stokes on nought.

Here's the first of Washington Sundar's wickets. Watch how the ball drifts away.

And here's Ben Stokes. You don't need me to remind you about his lack of runs and recent difficulties against spin.

Washington Sundar dismissed Stokes at Edgbaston.

England are nine runs behind.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's the drift and I am amazed by the attempt at the shot when you know there is a little bit of drift. There was no spin and he's played for a ball that is going to spin back and it goes straight on, it's lovely piece of bowling, Washington Sundar sees Harry Brook going early and dragged it back a little early.