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by Mike Peter, Matthew Henry & Callum Matthews

  1. Ind 171-2

    Couple more singles to close the over - 10 runs from it, and Atkinson has gone for 44 from his five.

    Got a can of pop with my wrap too.

    My colleague said it was too early, but it's never too early in my book.

    And I need the caffeine, I didn't sleep well - I'm beginning to suspect memory foam mattresses are a con.

  2. 6 runs

    Ind 169-2

    Wallop.

    Shreyas Iyer tucks into a short ball from Gus Atkinson, helping it for six runs over backward square.

  3. Fried egg, sausage, bacon, hash brown, bit of ketchup.

    Everything an athlete needs.

  4. Ind 161-2

    Adil Rashid continues. It is going to be a balancing act for Jos Buttler. The leg-spinner has 1-28 from his six overs. How long can he continue for?

    Mike Peter, fresh from his breakfast wrap, will be able to tell you. Enjoy.

  5. Ind 155-2

    England have gone back to pace. Gus Atkinson comes into the attack for Liam Livingstone.

    As I mentioned earlier, England can't get out the over again. He goes too full to end and Shreyas Iyer pumps him to the cover fence.

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    Think we, as England fans, have to prepare ourselves that 2025 is going to be a rude awakening to the fact our bowlers are only effective at home.

    John, Newcastle

  7. Ind 147-2

    Gill 78, Shreyas 7

    Shreyas Iyer picks up his first boundary with a gorgeous front-foot drive to the cover ropes.

    India are certainly going to be pushing well beyond 300 you would think.

  8. Ind 140-2

    There's a boundary every over at the moment.

    Liam Livingstone gets through five balls without conceding one but then offers too much width to Shubman Gill and the opener cuts away to the fence.

  9. How's stat?!

    Srinivas Vijaykumar
    Cricviz analyst

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    This is now the fifth time Adil Rashid has dismissed Virat Kohli in one-day internationals.

    Only Tim Southee (seven) & Ravi Rampaul (six) has dismissed him more often in the format.

    Bowlers who have dismissed Virat Kohli the most number of times in ODIs:

    • 7 - Tim Southee
    • 6 - Ravi Rampaul
    • 5 - Thisara Perera, Shakib Al Hasan, Josh Hazlewood, Adam Zampa, Adil Rashid

  10. Ind 134-2

    A rare loose ball from Adil Rashid and Shubman Gill isn't going to miss out of those in this form. He clubs a pull to the square-leg boundary.

    Gill looks on it.

  11. Ind 129-2

    Gill 67, Shreyas 1

    Shreyas Iyer is the new batter.

    There's a review for a four as Saqib Mahmood tries to pull back an edge at third. It is very tight but the TV umpire gives four in the end. Maybe a bit harsh that.

  12. wicket

    WICKET

    Kohli c Salt b Rashid 52 (Ind 122-2)

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    Oh, you beauty Adil Rashid.

    This is brilliant bowling from the leg-spinner. He gets a beautiful bit of drift across Virat Kohli, draws the outside edge and Phil Salt takes a comfortable catch.

    Rashid loves getting the wicket of Kohli.

  13. Eleanor Oldroyd
    Cricket commentator

    Virat Kohli has had more than his fair share of luck today. Could have been out bowled or caught behind off the same ball by Saqib Mahmood, run out in the same over, or lbw off Adil Rashid.

  14. 6 runs

    Ind 120-1

    A step down the track and a ping over long-off from Shubman Gill.

    England are seriously under the pump. The partnership is 114 off 101 balls and Liam Livingstone's second over goes for 16.

  15. 50 runs

    50 for Virat Kohli

    Ind 112-1

    Now Virat Kohli brings up his half-century. It comes up off 50 balls.

    He just cleared long-off the ball before for six (that brought up the century stand), before a single into the covers brings up the landmark.

    Little celebration too. He knows there's more to come.

  16. How's stat?!

    Srinivas Vijaykumar
    Cricviz analyst

    Shubman Gill loves to bat at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad - the home ground for his current IPL franchise Gujarat Titans.

    Across all formats in International & domestic cricket at the venue, Gill has scored 1,300 runs in 25 matches at an average of 65.

    He's gone past the 50-run mark on nine occasions and converted five of those to hundreds - which includes a 94* & 89* in the IPL.

  17. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports

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    Shubman Gill is the next superstar, he needs to be good with bat in hand to prove that. When him and Kohli are on strike, it's almost like he's passing the torch over. He's got a fantastic attitude and the way he plays, he'll be in this India team for a long time

  18. 50 runs

    50 for Shubman Gill

    Ind 104-1

    Glorious. Shubman Gill goes onto the back foot and crunches a cut to the fence to move to another half-century over 52 balls.

  19. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports

    England need a wicket, they'll need to break this partnership. With the squad they've picked today, their resources are stretched thin but they need to find a breakthrough.

  20. Ind 97-1

    Gill 48, Kohli 41

    Just three singles from Livingstone's first over. A tidy start.