Bumrah wears a questionable moustache on his face. Like the Friends episode when Chandler tries to copy Richard. Almost as if he's just discovered he can grow a soup strainer. Regardless, he's sent down another good over. Only six from the past two. Powerplay complete.

It's better from India, the crowd can feel it too. Bumrah back, the in-field much tighter. Finch, who could play Desperate Dan in the live-action movie, is stinging the hands of the covers.

Rakesh Pradhan: India needed that wicket. but need to get a few more soooooon.

Rohit Kaushal: Come on Nehra.. Only one who has had a sniff so far!

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Mohali chants for India as David Warner arrives. Looking at a replay of the wicket, Khawaja had the wind-up of a baseball player. If he'd middled that, it would have gone to Mumbai. Very good over from Nehra, only two from it and the wicket of Khawaja.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"India desperately needed that. The left-armer Nehra had actually caused Khawaja a few problems. There are some shoulder shuffles starting in the crowd now."

Captain Charlotte Edwards hit two of the first three balls of the match for four, becoming the first player (male or female) to pass 2,500 T20 international runs - while Tammy Beaumont has smashed three successive fours. England going well early on.

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"There are still two overs left of the powerplay. Wow. This could be a really big total."

22 off the over. Pace has been whacked, spin has been whacked. Are India being whacked out of their own party? Where does Dhoni go from here?

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Seetohul: That is why India have 'asked' for spinning pitches. Their seamers are quite average and we will see that today.

Francis Edwards: Khawaja has become the sort of player I thought Jos Buttler might, however Buttler is frustratingly inconsistent.

The wheels are off for India here. Twice down the leg side from Ashwin, both called wide, the first going to the boundary. 50 partnership in 22 balls.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Ashwin's not a big turner of the ball anyway but I don't think there'll be much here from him on this wicket. A lot of bowlers like this defensive line of coming round the wicket and into the legs, but Finch just hits through it. He's gone big here."

Aus 38-0published at 3.4 overs

3.4 overs

Fetch it! The first maximum of the night, over long-on from Finch. Whallop! And again! Over the leap of the fielder in the same area, just evading the leap.

Indeed. R Ashwin. Will it turn?

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"I thought Nehra could be a sticky customer for the first couple of overs but Khawaja, the way he moves his feet is brilliant." 

India look a bit shellshocked, but at least their fans are managing to make some noise at the end of the over. Time for some spin?

Mike Newton Ellis: Tomorrow never byes?

Neil Worrall: Surely Geoff Boycott is Dr Wait, Yes, No?

Kartik Pande: Octo-Hussey

And another boundary! Khawaja down the track, squeezing to fine leg. India's bowling has been ruddy awful.

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Now Finch is in on the act, chewing his gum and savaging a wide one from Nehra through point. It's gone pretty quiet in Mohali. Deck looks a belter.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Khawaja's made up his mind hasn't he? When batsmen are at their best that's a shot you often see come out; angling the pace on the ball into the perfect gap. Great start."