But Shami is able to complete the final two balls of the over, up to 86mph. It looks more like cramp than a hamstring, nothing like Derek Redmond that time.

Eng 281-4published at 81.4 overs

81.4 overs

Shami is able to share the new ball after that earlier hamstring scare. He traps a static Moeen on the pad but it is heading way down the leg side. There is no review and the old hammy has gone again. The bowler slumps disconsolately to the turf and calls for the physio. We may have a delay here so it might be time to put the kettle on. I wish someone would here. 

Dave: Anyone else expecting a good old England collapse to finish the day now that Root has gone?

Mickey Wallis: We would be foolish to forget that Virat Kohli also will be batting on this wicket at some point. We need 500 at least

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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I have to say my gut feeling was not out. The giveaway for me was the way Yadav chased after it. I don't think the slow-motion replays did Joe Root any favours. My other thought there was why go to the third umpire? There is nothing there you haven't seen on the field. Remember Herschelle Gibbs throwing it up off Steve Waugh in the 1999 World Cup?

Ben Stokes is the new batsman and after an impromptu break when the fielders converge, he shoulders arms to the final ball of Yadav's over. Success for the home side, albeit in unusual circumstances.

England women are nearly there - the tourists are 140-2 after 24 overs, cantering to their target of 169 to beat Sri Lanka in the first one-day international in Colombo. 

Skipper Heather Knight is unbeaten on 36 and Nat Sciver is on 26 with this pair adding 51.

Chris Harden: Ridiculous how an on field umprire can't make this decision. Not helping themselves anymore

Arjun Sohanpal: I'm sorry, but that did not look out to me. No way did he have complete control over that catch  

George Moore: India haven't got much to Moeen about - England have been the better side so far

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on Test Match Special

Yadav caught it, threw it up and because he wasn't able to recover it, there was a question mark but he had the ball in his hands for enough time.

Yadav takes up the attack and there is confusion over whether Root is caught and bowled. The umpires are looking at the evidence. The bowler caught the ball cleanly but was it then a juggle or a celebratory throw into the air when he couldn't then catch it?

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on Test Match Special

The way this pair have got after Ashwin with the sweeps and the lofted shots, they're making a statement.   

England should be clearly happy at this stage because even if they collapse, they'll get another 100 runs. 375 would be a good score and would allow them to have attacking fielding positions when they bowl.

Another stylish Moeen drive brings him an eighth boundary. The first hint of weariness from the indefatigable Root as he hobbles a fraction in ambling through for a single to Moeen off Ashwin. The new ball is due - an India urgently need a wicket.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on Test Match Special

India started as the favourites after the way they beat New Zealand and England lost to Bangladesh. Because England bat deep and this is the first Test at Rajkot, it was never going to be a turner and it would be hard to get a result. I'm thinking it will be 3-0 to India and two draws.

Still the runs come, Jadeja calmly milked for three singles as the partnership extends towards 200.

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Saud Ahmed: England seem to have got their MoJo in this Test so far

Ryan Williams: Key to this partnership has been the ability to Rootate the strike

Jukebox Jack: The further this Root innings goes the more Cook will rue not reviewing that lbw decision! Great to see some fight from England!

Ashwin has not had much to get excited about but there is half a raised hand as Moeen sweeps. There was bat on it through as it went away fine and the batsmen take three. Root then makes solid contact with his sweep to the final ball and it races away for his 11th four.  

Root is still remarkably light on his feet for a man who has been out in the cauldron of the centre since the 16th over. He races through for a quick two off Jadeja. Excellent accumulation.

England have lost both openers but remain well on course to beat Sri Lanka in the first one-day international in Colombo. 

The tourists are 105-2 20 overs in, chasing 169 to win, after Tammy Beaumont made 41 and Lauren Winfield 33.

Captain Heather Knight is at the crease now on 18 with Nat Sciver on nine.