England ask the question against Yadav from the last ball of Rashid's over. Clearly pitched outside leg. No review.

This is ominous for England. They are clearly targeting Rashid.

Rohit plays a conventional sweep for four. He's batting like Bradman's brother at the minute.

It's a brave shot to reverse sweep the wrist-spinner first ball but Jofra Archer should have done a lot better there.

They're carrying on. Like all good club cricketers, Rashid has a towel in his trousers to dry the ball.

The rain is getting heavier and that will not help Adil Rashid.

You do not want to be bowling with a bar of soap.

Lovely from Rohit, who greets Adil Rashid with a reverse. Archer should have stopped it, but make a hash of the pull back. It's raining.

You do not want to be bowling that full on this surface. It will fly.

I've seen nothing to soothe my fears about England in the chase. Bumrah could be a nightmare on this pitch.

That went way too quickly past Curran to be considered a chance. Right out the middle of the bat.

Suryakumar Yadav is the new man. He hits it miles and opens his account with a straight drive past Curran for four.

Another huge breakthrough. This looks a tricky pitch to time the ball on, a bit of stoppy bounce.

But those are a couple of crucial powerplay wickets for England.

It's the length again. On a pitch like this, your job as a seamer is very simple. You can keep your pace the same but let the pitch do the talking.

The momentum is going back and forth but with the rain coming that's a very good time for England to get a wicket.

There are some clouds rolling over...

Sam Curran has replaced Jofra Archer.

It's not a flyer but India are going well. They are progressing steadily but without the fireworks of the Australia game.

Two fours, 11 off the over. It's loud in the stands. The sun has dipped away for a moment.

That is just outrageous.

It's on leg stump, almost yorker length but he's driven it through the covers.

Belted through the covers. Inside-out, open face. Rohit is purring.