Summary

Live Reporting

by Mike Peter

  1. 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.

  2. 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

  3. 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%

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    Rain could save England here. Might be a road but in these conditions Bumrah could have had 5 before tea.

    Joe, in a not rainy Gozo

  5. The latest weather update comes from BBC Sport's Matthew Henry, who is currently elsewhere in the greater Leeds area.

    He informs me that it is "chucking it down".

    The good news is that it doesn't seem quite so bad at Headingley. Albeit the covers remain in place for now.

  6. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    This is frustrating. It was all ready to go. Jasprit Bumrah had his run-up lined and ready.

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    Does that set the record for shortest innings before a rain delay? I think the batters only made it about 6ft inside the boundary before being sent back!

    Josh, Cheadle Hulme

  8. The rain is heavy enough that the groundstaff are bringing out the plastic sheeting to cover the bowlers' run-ups.

    A passing shower? Perhaps. We'll just have to wait and see, I'm afraid.

  9. rain stops play

    Rain stops play

    Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley make it a few steps onto the outfield before being sent back as the umpires wave on the covers.

    India aren't best pleased but they're going to have to trudge off.

  10. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Here they come, little and large.

  11. Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Josh Tongue's four wickets came in 17 balls for eight runs at the end of the India innings.

  12. England now well clear of the draw after that flurry of wickets but India remain big favourites according to WinViz.

    Conditions certainly seem to be in the tourists' favour as well but it was England's choice to bowl first so they can't complain about that.

    WinViz gives England 23% chance of winning, India 71% chance and the draw 6%CricViz

  13. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    You look at Ben Stokes, he will be delighted. But now the game starts.

    The India seamers will be used to bowling on these surfaces so they will fancy themselves. Jasprit Bumrah is world-class.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    This is not the time you want to be facing Jasprit Bumrah. Not in these conditions.

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    I'm sat here thinking India are short here, we can easily get a lead here.

    Dan, High Wycombe

    Come on England fans. If somebody told us this morning that we would have India 9 down and under 500 the way Gill was batting we would have ripped their arm out of their socket! Get behind the lads!!

    Sam - Rotherham

    I know it’s going against the doom tide but that was an excellent session and a bit from England. A big score from India but not insurmountable if the batters get stuck in.

    Mark B

  16. Rain was falling as the England players celebrated that wicket and we did see the covers being pushed onto the outfield.

    But it's the heavy roller rather than the covers on the cut strip at the moment.

    The India bowlers are out already, keen to get going in favourable conditions for the seamers.

  17. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    These wickets will be giving Josh Tongue a load of confidence, he didn't have a great day yesterday.

    England will be delighted with this last hour of play, but they will have to play really well with the bat.

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

    Tongue gets four! England have mopped up the India tail. An excellent recovery.

  19. wicket

    WICKET

    Krishna b Tongue 1 (Ind 471 all out)

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

    Leg stump out of the ground!

    Full, straight and straight through Prasidh Krishna as he has a swipe.

    A fourth wicket for Josh Tongue and England have battled back well, India looked like getting well in excess of 500 at one stage this morning.

  20. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    That ball came back sharply onto the stumps, there wasn't loads of movement. But what a cluster of wickets.

    This is a great turnaround from the England side, but let's be honest conditions have changed massively.