Summary

  • First Test, day two, Headingley

  • Hosts close 262 runs behind India

  • Pope hits classy century but Bumrah strikes late to leave match tantalisingly poised

  • England 209-3: Pope 100*, Duckett 62; Bumrah 3-48

  • India 471: Gill 147, Pant 134, Jaiswal 101; Stokes 4-66, Tongue 4-86

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:35 BST

Live Reporting

by Mike Peter & Sam Drury

  1. Eng 13-1

    In early and Ollie Pope is off the mark with a boundary first ball.

    Too straight from Mohammed Siraj and Pope whips it away through backward square leg.

    The England number three then opens the face to guide the last ball of the over to deep third for four more.

  2. Revised playing times

    After the rain delay, we've got revised playing times. It means England have another hour and 50 minutes to get to tea.

    Tea - 16:50 - 17:10

    Evening session - 17:10 - 18:43

  3. Isa Guha
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Bumrah strikes! We were wondering if Zak Crawley could survive the first over. And he couldn't.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Crawley c Nair b Bumrah 4 (Eng 4-1)

    'Bumrah strikes!' - Crawley caught at slip in first over

    That one doesn't get through. Here we go...

    Superb ball from Jasprit Bumrah that pitches in line with the stumps and just shapes away as Zak Crawley tries to work it to leg.

    Edge found and Karun Nair takes a good catch at first slip. The start India wanted and England feared.

  5. Cheteshwar Pujara
    India batter on BBC Test Match Special

    A good ball but Zak Crawley is trying to play close to the body, which is good. That's why his edge didn't carry.

  6. Eng 4-0

    England are off the mark as Zak Crawley guides the ball down to the boundary at deep third...

    Well, it was an outside edge that dropped short of the slips and got through but it's four runs all the same.

    The previous ball was a jaffa that snaked just past the outside edge.

  7. Isa Guha
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    So much theatre comes with Jasprit Bumrah bowling out in the field. It is an unconventional run-up and delivery. So unique.

  8. Eng 0-0

    Big anticipation before the first ball from Jasprit Bumrah... but no worries for Zak Crawley with that one.

    Wide of off and the England opener withdraws his bat. Greater challenges to come but almost nice to survive that first ball.

  9. It's fair to say confidence among the England fans getting in touch with us is not high...

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    England in these conditions with an excellent Indian attack will be lucky to get to 100

    Neil

    Absolute Bumrah bloodbath coming up and there’s nothing we can do!

    Gray Proud- Ramsgate

  11. The India players are out there and here come Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley.

    Overcast conditions, floodlights on, moisture in the air and Jasprit Bumrah at the top of his mark.

    This is going to be a big challenge for the England openers.

  12. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The fourth umpire has just walked off the pitch quite purposefully so hopefully that means we are raring to go.

  13. The covers are coming off!

    A restart may be imminent...

  14. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Headingley

    Josh Tongue took 4-11 today. He wasn't used until 18 minutes before lunch.

  15. Still not great news for England, Oscar, I've got to say.

    I also think Jasprit Bumrah wouldn't mind the ball skidding on too much either...

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    Bumrah may be dangerous in these conditions but I think if delays continue the pitch could skid more and favour other bowlers

    Oscar, Ballyclare

  17. Archer set for red-ball return with Sussex

    Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist

    Jofra ArcherGetty Images

    Fast bowler Jofra Archer is in Sussex's squad to play Durham in the County Championship on Sunday, putting him in line for a long-awaited return to red-ball cricket.

    Archer, 30, has not played a first-class match for more than four years after a series of injuries, most notably to his right elbow and back.

    He has returned to the international fold in white-ball cricket but an appearance in the Division One fixture at Chester-le-Street would be a significant step, which England hope will lead to him playing Test cricket this year.

    England selector Luke Wright said earlier this month that if Archer comes through the four days for Sussex he could be available for the second Test against India, which starts on 2 July at Edgbaston.

    Read more here.

  18. The pictures we're seeing suggests it is as dark over Headingley as it has been all day but, evidently, the rain has stopped.

    The plastic sheeting covering the run-ups has been removed. The main covers remain in place, though.

  19. A confidence-boosting spell for Josh Tongue either side of lunch...

    'That's a big wicket!' - Tongue dismisses Pant for 134

    Brook takes catch at second slip to dismiss Bumrah for a duck

    'Straight through the defence!' - Tongue bowls Krishna as India all out for 471

  20. How stat?!

    Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    Cricviz analyst

    Good comeback by Josh Tongue after a disappointing day one. He has been very attacking this morning, switching to around the wicket, troubled the left-handers and bowled full and at the stumps to clean up the tail.

    Day 1:

    • vs right-handed batters (RHB) - 0 dismissals, 6.2 economy
    • vs left-handed batters (LHB) - 0 dismissals, 3.5 economy

    Day 2:

    • vs RHB - 2 dismissals, 1.8 economy, 2 average
    • vs LHB - 2 dismissals, 3.8 economy, 3.5 average

    False Shot%

    • Day 1 - 25%
    • Day 2 - 46%

    Good Line & Length%

    • Day 1 - 23%
    • Day 2 - 42%

    Projected to Hit the Stumps%

    • Day 1 - 14%
    • Day 2 - 21%