Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

This is the perfect time to bring in Ravindra Jadeja. There is some turn on the pitch and India desperately need a wicket here.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

A cunning shot from Root. Thakur gave him enough width to run the ball off the face of the bat as the 50 partnership comes up.

And Root gets his own four through third, guiding Thakur's delivery through a gap.

That's the 50 partnership between this pair.

Root follows that by hustling through two leg byes with the ball running square, and it's a no-ball from Thakur to boot.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Runs are coming quickly and easily for England at the moment. It has been their day today and India will reflect tonight on why they didn't make it to 500.

Nicely done from Ollie Pope - Krishna's delivery is short and tight to the body, but the England batter fends it off well with a late cut that sends the ball through third for four.

A further pulled single takes him to 85.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Shardul Thakur dismissed Joe Root twice in the 2021 Test series. In the first Test at Trent Bridge for 64 and then bowled for 36 at the Oval.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

It will be interesting to see how Shardul Thakur will bowl. He plays a big role in this side as a seamer who can bat a bit. He has to bowl well in these conditions.

Here he is, Cheteshwar!

Ollie Pope pushes Thakur's final delivery out to the point boundary where Ravindra Jadeja runs round and fails to stop the ball with his foot, seeing it run onto the boundary sponge.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

The fact that we have not seen Thakur yet shows that perhaps Gill is not very confident in using him. It is surprising that Jadeja bowled before him, I thought he would have had a few overs already.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
Cricviz analyst

Mohammed Siraj’s effectiveness fades as the ball gets older when playing away from home...

• Overs 1-29: 40 wickets, 27.3 average, 3.4 economy
• Overs 30-59: 22 wickets, 31.6 average, 3.2 economy
• Overs 60-89: 7 wickets, 45 average, 4.1 economy

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

There was a bit of swing from Prasidh Krishna to Ollie Pope there. He is bowling a better spell from the pavilion end. He is getting the ball to pitch up and is hitting that six to eight metre length mark.

It is much better from him.

Consecutive twos for Pope off Krishna, pulling the ball square and then inside edging out to long leg.

He then cuts to point to move to 74 from 100 balls.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

Joe Root is starting to look more confident now. He looked tentative at the start but he is hitting much better positions now.

150 up for England as Joe Root turns Mohammed Siraj away through mid-wicket for two.

The shadows are lengthening at Headingley - play is set to run until 18:43 BST assuming they get through the day's overs.

They won't do that by then, we could conceivably extend by a further half hour if conditions allow.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

India have been so much better after tea, but can someone grab the game by the scruff of the neck? Someone except Bumrah?

Now now.

Joe Root deflects Prasidh Krishna's penultimate delivery back down the track and the India seamer flings the ball back at the England batter, striking him around the boot.

Not sure the run-out was on there, Krishna raises a hand in apology.

The players will take drinks.