Could have gone anywhere. Brook plinks one back over Axar's head for a couple.

The odd one is spinning, the odd one is going straight on. England are in all sorts of trouble.

They just need some sort of platform to allow themselves to launch later on but the wickets are tumbling quickly.

Two questions.

If you're playing against India, is it worth asking for a 16-over chase where Bumrah can't bowl? No runs scored, but also no wickets lost.

Was that Jonny Bairstow's last innings in an England shirt?

It's an awkward surface and a very, very good bowling attack.

Harry Brook.

Another one drifts through the gate. He's put a bit more pace on it, and it shoots through.

Bairstow was playing for turn and he's been castled.

Only two off it, one of which was a leg bye.

Bumrah still has two more to bowl.

Jasprit Bumrah, world-class. It was a fast bowler's off-break.

I had a feeling this was going to be a tricky chase on this pitch and it's proving that way. England just need to take a few overs to consolidate and get a partnership together.

Bairstow's first ball skuttles at 87mph. How do you play that?

A beautiful bit of skill from Bumrah.

He rushed Salt with pace the ball before, then baffles him with the off-cutter. He is a master.

Come on, Jonny.

The slower ball does the trick for Jasprit Bumrah, That actually turned through the gate.

Bumrah bowls an off-break Harbhajan would have been proud of. Moeen beaten all ends up.

Kuldeep Yadav holds the key.

Phil Salt has only faced six balls in the first four overs. Bumrah might be having another one after the wicket.

Huge wicket.

Buttler was looking good there. England can't afford to get bogged down by the spinners, they have got to keep being aggressive.

It came off the toe of the bat. Moeen, a left-hander for the left-arm spinner, is in at three.

Jos Buttler was looking to use Axar Patel's added pace as a spinner. He plays the reverse sweep very well usually.

As expected they go with Moeen at three because of all the left-arm bowlers.