Eng 208-9published at 33 overs

33 overs

Atkinson on the charge!

He blazes Hardik for consecutive fours, both through the covers with the latter bringing up England's 200.

He goes better from the next ball, clouting the India all-rounder down the ground for six.

A dot ball to finish the over, but Atkinson is now on 33 from 14.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports

It's spiralled a bit in the past half an hour. It looked like England might have threatened India a bit when Root and Banton were there but when one of them went, it's all gone down hill. It looks like the ball is moving a bit so you've got to give the benefit of the doubt to some of the England batters.

Wood comes in on strike and finds more joy through the covers, driving Washington uppishly over the boundary for four.

The next ball is an attempt at a big heave that goes through to the keeper - the umpires take a look at a stumping chance, but Wood's foot didn't move from behind the line.

And now Gus Atkinson gets in on the act, getting down low to sweep Washington's opening delivery across the outfield to the square boundary.

He edges the following delivery, with the ball dropping just wide of Rohit Sharma at slip and running away to the ropes.

Textbook cover drive.

New batter Mark Wood sends Hardik to the boundary to close the 31st over with a four.

The wicket-taking delivery was also a wide, so Adil Rashid has three balls to face from Washington.

He fends them all away without scoring.

Shane: Death, taxes, Livingstone swinging like a rusty gate.

Harshit continues and Gus Atkinson hurries through a two down to long leg.

Livingstone flails at the final delivery of the over, but the ball passes through to the keeper without connection.

Eleanor Oldroyd
Cricket commentator

I know it's one of the hardest things in cricket playing India in Indian conditions in front of a passionate Indian crowd. But it feels as if India's batters have just placed more value on their wickets. So many of the England dismissals have felt careless, even if they care deeply (which I'm sure they do).

Gus Atkinson in at number eight for England.

He gets off the mark with a single to long-off, then closes Washington's over with a wristy drive through the covers for four.

Livingstone takes a big swinging drive attempt at Harshit's opener, with the ball scudding past the outside edge.

He makes a better connection from the following delivery, pulling for four through mid-wicket.

Srinivas Vijaykumar
Cricviz analyst

Across his ODI career against spinners, Harry Brook averages 53.8 playing off the front foot and stepping down the wicket, while he averages 26.5 off the back foot.

He's very comfortable stepping down the wicket, doing so on 21 occasions scoring 41 runs and yet to play a false shot with zero dismissals.