11 runs off that over. India are in pole position now.

Three singles make this a 100 partnership. It could well be a match-winning one.

50 for Pandyapublished at 44.1 overs

44.1 overs

Ind 270-5

The crowd are on their feet. Plunkett drops short and Pandya pulls him for six to move to 50 - his first in ODIs.

After conceding a four first ball, this ends up being a decent over from Jake Ball. Just three more runs off the remaining balls, including a wide.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator

There is a lot of luck going India's way at the moment, fortune favouring the brave. Pandya's pretty lucky to still be there, he's basically just slogging.  I feel there's a ball here that could be the wicket England need.

It is off Pandya's shoulder. Not out. What it does show is that this pitch still has plenty in it.

If there is one area you don't bowl to Jadhav it is short and heading down leg. The little Indian batsman is on Jake Ball's delivery in a flash to pull for four more.

The next ball prompts a review as Ball gets one to dart of a length and catch something en route to Buttler. 

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Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

In Kedar Jadhav's mind he's thinking I need to see the side home, I need to see them over the line. For England it's the ultimate test, they need to get the breakthrough.

The assault continues as Plunkett drops short and Yadhav smacks it away for four on the pull. Pandya then rides his luck with an outside edge for a one-bounce four. This is starting to look more and more like India's game.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

If the series finishes 2-1, it would be a fair reflection of the cricket which has been played. There's not been much between the teams, certainly not a 3-0 scoreline.

India win this over. Pandya is giving it everything at any ball near his arc outside off. He smashes one along the turf for four, making it 10 from the over. Are England going to turn a potential victory into a defeat again?

50 for Jadhavpublished at 41.2 overs

41.2 overs

Ind 239-5

Stokes is less effective than Plunkett. Jadhav chips one down the ground to beat Jason Roy and add four that takes him past 50.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Of all the England bowlers, I think David Willey impressed me the most today. He only bowled a couple of overs but he could have caused India a lot of problems if he'd stayed on the field.

Plunkett returns to kick-off the final 10 overs and does a superb job. Five singles is a big win for the tourists.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

When I was working at the Big Bash, Damien Fleming picked the best fielders in the world and three of the four were English: Chris Jordan, Sam Billings and Jason Roy.

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Risk and reward. The crowd are woken up as Pandya swings big and somehow gets the ball up and over the rope at third man for six. The home side take another big risk with a quick single that would have resulted in a run out had the diving Moeen hit with his throw.

Successive boundaries at the end of Woakes' over as Jadhav responds to the growing pressure. The first he manages to send aerially over mid-off, the second is a flick off his legs. India needed that.

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Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Throughout this innings, there have been periods where India have been on top but you also always feel that England can take a wicket given the nature of this pitch. That makes it a better game to watch.

England's seamers are doing a sterling job of stifling India's attempts to make serious inroads into the required runs. They are forced to operate in singles again.