A little bit of awkward bounce does for Jos Buttler there.

A tame end to an aggressive start.

A very big over for England.

If a slower ball is bowled more often than pace-on, when does it stop being a slower ball and just become a ball? Should we not just call the pace-on a quicker ball?

Too short! Buttler forehands it through the covers for another four. That's four fours in seven balls.

A decent powerplay will be crucial for England. Jos Buttler is looking to be the aggressor.

They've started pretty nicely but can't afford to fall behind the run-rate during the first six.

Looks so much harder to hit when Arshdeep takes the pace off. You wonder how many pace-on we'll have in the rest of the innings.

Buttler is moving around the crease and trying to put Arshdeep off his length.

Good from the Universe Jos. Shimmies around, gets one down the leg side, paddling fine for four more.

Fingertips!

Just over mid-off! Buttler on the charge at Arshdeep. Squeezes over the fielder for four.

It's quiet in Guyana. Tense.

A genuine nick but the field isn't set for those.

There it is! Clever from Buttler, a controlled edge fine for four.

Both bowlers have got the same field of a deep square leg and fine leg. They know that both Buttler and Salt want width outside off stump to put their hands through, so they're not going to allow it.

10 balls.

Nine balls. No boundary.

Bumrah is bowling. Hold your breath.

The fifth ball of the over scuttled through like a turtle on fast forward.

Two Arshdeep slower balls completely died in the surface. Ominous.