Two fours in three deliveries for Ravindra Jadeja!

He steps down and heaves Liam Dawson over mid-wicket, then sends an on drive whistling across the outfield and over the ropes.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

There have been 40 half-century scores in this series which is the joint third-most in England behind the 1989 Ashes (43) and 1993 Ashes (50), but both were six-Test series.

By this she means my fondness for sugary pop.

We all have our vices...

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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Take nothing away from these two, they have played brilliantly. Shubman Gill and KL Rahul set it up but these two have been magnificent for India. I think this is going to be a draw and going into The Oval.

Back under way at Old Trafford - Chris Woakes bowling to Ravindra Jadeja, with the all-rounder defending the first delivery.

We've got 35 overs left in the day, although I think we'd lose two of those between innings.

India lead by 11 - England desperately need a breakthrough in the next few overs.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

The fact most of the crowd have not returned to their seats and the umpires have been out for a good two minutes probably tells you something about the state of the game.

Joe Root's drop of Ravindra Jadeja - on a golden duck - is looking pretty costly now.

A tough chance, but England haven't created much else since.

Here's how India's all-rounder reached his 50.

Thank you, Tim.

Although my mother is of the opinion I don't drink enough.

I'm off to find a refreshing beverage to quench my thirst during the interval. Here's the ever-hydrated Mike Peter to see you through the tea break and into the evening session.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford

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As the rest of the players walked off, Liam Dawson and Ben Stokes had a long chat while staring and pointing at the footholes outside the left-hander's off stump. It looked like they were talking about angles on the crease and how best to make things happen from those scruffy areas.

Ravindra Jadeja works one round the corner off Joe Root's final ball to keep the strike.

That's tea and this one looks to heading for a draw unless someone can produce a bit of magic after tea.

Incidentally, the last time there was a Test in England (not affected by the weather) when the fourth innings didn't start was in July 2014 when these two sides drew a game at Trent Bridge.

Ravindra Jadeja blocks out the first three deliveries from Joe Root's over with the prospect of tea and scones firmly coming into view.

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

This has been an extraordinarily valiant effort from India.

Liam Dawson, into his 39th over, skids one through and hits Washington Sundar on the pad but it's miles outside off stump.

Joe Root will squeeze one more over in before tea.

Washington Sundar smears Joe Root through the covers for four.

More batter bowling research.

Zak Crawley has bowled 66 balls in first-class cricket for 33 runs and never taken a wicket. Ollie Pope has 0-10 from one over.

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

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England haven't really looked like taking a wicket in this session.

I've just watched one of Ben Duckett's first-class wickets.

Let's just say...it will 100% be worth it to watch him bowl here.

A single apiece for Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar off Liam Dawson's over.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Old Trafford

Remember, they can shake hands any time after we hit 15 overs to go. India might not want to, though.