No side have ever chased a score of 350 in less than 49 overs in ODI history.

Virat Kohli could be leading India to that record right here. 

Kedar Jadhav's role is not to be understated either - he moves into the 90s with a leg glance for four off a ragged Chris Woakes.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

This was just a strong bottom arm - he stood there and rose with the ball. 

Ind 239-4published at 33.2 overs

33.2 overs

Target 351

Oh my word. It's just a short-arm jab from Kohli and it's sailed into the crowd.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

A break is a time when teams can regroup. It was a long drinks break and Morgan would have got his players together and said "look, they still need 120 - all we need is one wicket".

Ok, Ben Stokes, what have you got? 

Plenty of fight, as you'd expect, but plenty of accuracy here too. Only three from the over.

Breathe.

Chris: Kohli again proving he's twice the player Root is. Consistently turns half centuries to centuries. England's bowling woeful; India to win at a canter.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's been an absolutely incredible innings. The way he's held the innings together... he's been running the ones and twos hard and finding the gaps. For his hundred, he ventured down the pitch and what a six it was. 

Some truly remarkable stats in this Virat Kohli century - his 27th in ODIs.

It's also his 17th ton when batting second, which ties the record of one Sachin Tendulkar.

However, Kohli has done that in 96 innings when chasing. It took the Little Master 232.

Ridiculous. He's rewarded for his feats with a drinks break.

CENTURY FOR KOHLIpublished at 32 overs

32 overs

Ind 229-4

Eoin Morgan heeds Sunil Gavaskar's advice as Chris Woakes is called upon.

After exchanging a couple of singles, Kohli is on strike on 99...ooh, a dot ball...ooh, another...sheesh, he then runs halfway down but Jadhav has the courage to send him back.

But then what a way to bring your 27th ODI century up - a magnificent six down the ground.

Stunning.

Image source, AP

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have to go back to a Ben Stokes or a Chris Woakes because the runs have been coming too easily.

Ind 221-4published at 31 overs

31 overs

Partnership 158 off 117 balls

Carnage. Total carnage.

Adil Rashid re-enters the fray, Kohli happy to take a single but then Jadhav goes to town.

First, rocking back to clear the legside infield for four, then thrashing it over cover for six.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

Jadhav has taken a load off Virat Kohli. At the start of the match he had the best strike-rate in the Indian line-up. There really isn't much batting left so it's very important for this pair to take it to 300. 

Tidy from Willey but India are able to work a couple of singles to bring up the 200 inside 30 overs.

A reminder that they were 63-4 at one stage. Quite the counter-attack.

Virat Kohli then proves himself different gravy once again - short from Willey, Kohli's ready for it, lifting the ball up through third man for four.

A scampered two. A quick single. A nervy England.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Loose delivery, down the leg-side. Too easy. You can't bowl that to Virat Kohli at any stage of his innings because he'll put it away. 

England are just gifting India a boundary every now and then and it's really harming the tourists.

The latest culprit is Moeen Ali, pushing one down leg that Kohli can just glance fine for four.

Ten from the over as this pair keep things ticking along.

David Willey tries to take the pace off the ball but he's strayed wide and Virat Kohli doesn't miss out - flashing it through point for four.

Jadhav gets another earful for turning down a run. Then again Kohli thinks every single is on and Jadhav isn't up to his captain's athleticism.

Image source, Reuters

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

You sense Morgan kept Root and Moeen on as long as he could before India decided to attack. 

Moeen Ali continues, it's an excellent first five balls but spoiled by the last - Jadhav stepping away to lift it over cover, just bouncing inside the boundary rope.

David Willey about to return to the attack...England need a breakthrough.

Jeremy: So Rashid continues where left off in the tests ... boundaries and long hops .. we can't afford to be draining runs at this rate.  

Steve: I spoke too soon, India cruising now unless a couple of wickets fall soon.

Ed: When England turn to Root to get a wicket you know it's a lost cause. India to win inside 45 overs.