Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

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I was speaking to Brad Haddin about nicknames, and he told me that Pakistan's Sharjeel Khan is nicknamed 'Biscuit' because that's his favourite thing to eat after winning a game of cricket. His team-mates use it as an incentive.

Aidan: Why do India fans leave when a certain player is out? You are there to support a team not a player.

No wickets for Woakes but his economy rate is superb. His latest goes for just three runs. The conditions are there to be used and the opener is doing just that.

Navneet Gautam: The difference between England in this game as opposed to the other two is that they have taken key wickets at key moments.

Parveen Goyal: Jadeja has never won any game for india with bat. Can he do today? What do you think? I don't think so.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

That's an awful shot from Pandya... chill out man!

Ben Stokes returns. Pandya pulls out a heave so ugly it could have just drunk from the wrong holy grail. After a little word from his partner, Pandya calms himself and plays a much more effective stroke, standing his ground and steering round the corner for four.

Well bowled Chris Woakes. Pandya is beaten outside off and then has to fend off a darting short ball. Four singles added. Just the four.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

There's been a rush of people wanting to leave the ground since MS Dhoni was dismissed.

Jadhav is useful. He doesn't have the power of Dhoni but he is quick to identify line and length and is able to manoeuvre himself to steer the ball away. He does this to pull Ball away for four before driving for one.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

Moeen has bowled well. He has bowled a fuller length, keeping it under the bat so the batsmen couldn't play the big shot.

Moeen keeps it tight again with a full length. Five singles added.

There are some gaps in the stands now. Some of the home fans have given up. No Kohli, no Dhoni, no point?

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

At this moment in time, I'd say this is England's game. Especially on this surface. The team who won the toss (India) should have batted first.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

England will be sensing that they've made the inroads into the India middle order that they couldn't in Pune or Cuttack.

This is a game England have to win now. 

Their post-wicket enthusiasm is dampened as new man Hardik Pandya edges past the diving Ben Stokes at slip and gets four off his first ball.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

That bounced more than MS Dhoni expected and Jos Buttler took a good catch behind the wicket.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is good going. Jadhav took his time to settle down and is now opening his shoulders. He'll be giving MS Dhoni plenty of confidence.

Dhoni is full of intent. He tries to hit Moeen's first ball into next month but fails to connect. England's spinner tightens up and keeps the Indian pair in check - five singles off the over.

India are on the counter-attack. Dhoni steps across his stumps and flicks Ball away for four before Jadhav plays a late stabbed cut to send the ball wide of third man and into the rope. Ball, hands on hips, racks his brain for a solution.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The weakness of Indian cricket is that there are not many good opening bowlers around and that in turn means there is not an abundance of opening batsmen being produced.