"Moeen, get us a wicket," says Eoin Morgan.

Nothing doing. Three runs chipped from the target.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

England need to think very carefully about their tactics here. They don't want to get carried away with the short ball. If they are going to bowl it, it needs to be well directed.

Ind 96-2published at 18 overs

18 overs

A raise of the bat, smile and handshake with his batting partner from Virat Kohli after the skipper brings up his half-century with a straight drive. A loud appeal from a red-faced Ben Stokes follows when the right-hander is caught in front by a nip-backer. Not out. England choose not to review. Good shout, since it would have gone with umpire's call anyway.

Rachel T: Catches win matches. Dropped catches make me howl & frighten the kids.

John Michael Poole: Jake Ball what have you done?

Mickey Burke: that was almost like the Indian gods popped that out of Ball's hands

While Virat Kohli is all rubber wrists, timing and placement, Yuvraj is a little less subtle. Again he belts the ball through mid-wicket for four.

And again! This time via a swivel pull shot. Liam Plunkett looks exasperated.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This has been the sternest test Virat Kohli has faced during this entire tour.

Image source, Reuters

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

India are facing a tricky period at the moment. England are getting the ball to move. Plunkett is getting more bite out of the pitch.

Textbook Yuvraj. The ball is short and wide and Yuvraj fetches it from outside his off stump and thumps through mid-wicker for four. Ben Stokes is not amused.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This is what England need to do, build pressure with the dots and force the error. When the batsman makes the mistake they need to make sure the fielder does not.

Liam Plunkett is said to be the quickest bowler in England's County Championship, so no wonder he looks a little bemused when Virat Kohli caresses a delivery through gully for four. 

Hemant Chudasama: Studying for exams gets tough when you're listening to #EngVsInd, especially in a dead silent library.

The difference between the India and England supporters in the ground tonight is captured by the television cameras.

While a middle-aged English couple - they look like a Dave and June - sit quietly and nod in approval at a cover drive, an India fan jumps up and down excitedly behind them. Face paint, waving a flag... this guy's keen to get on the tele-box.

Virat Kohli has looked uneasy at times, but he's still scored 42 at almost a run a ball.

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Liam Plunkett is unfortunate. His extra pace worried Virat Kohli a couple of times in that over. Jake Ball is told to keep his head up by Sam Billings, who runs round from his fielding position to give his mate a pat on the back.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

It is a very well directed bouncer, around the back shoulder. He was cramped for room and the ball went up in the air. Jake Ball made a hash of it. It is this new thing about dropping to take the catch. Just stand tall and take it. Even before the ball came to him he had folded his right knee.

Kohli dropped on 35published at 12.3 overs

12.3 overs

Ind 63-2

Oh dear. That's a bad drop. A costly one, no doubt.

Liam Plunkett's extra pace forces Virat Kohli into a mis-timed hook shot and the top edge flies to fine leg. Jake Ball gets to the ball but it bounces out of his hands as he slides across the lush turf.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

England are doing a good job of pegging India back. If Chris Woakes can get his line right he will be a lot more economical. he is over-correcting because he is getting movement and the Indian batsmen have been able to pick him off.

Yuvraj is becoming frustrated at his lack of timing. Perhaps part of the problem is his shot selection. He tries to fetch Jake Ball's half-tracker from well outside off stump and succeeds only in bunting a single to mid-on.

If Liam Plunkett was your mate, you'd definitely rope him in for help when moving house. A strong bloke. He's thankful for some good boundary work from Sam Billings which turns four into two. The Kent man improves England's fielding when he's in the team.