Four! Joe Root picks the slower ball and clubs the ball over midwicket. A six will win it now...

Joe Root times a lovely pull off the back foot, looked a four all the way but well fielded on the fence. Just 10 needed now...

Joe Root used up one of his cricketing lives there, you won't see a tighter no-ball call this year. England need 16 runs from the final 18 balls. That's a wide from Ashish Nehra to start the 18th. Not helpful. 

Root tries to scoop the free hit, he doesn't connect and the ball crashes into the middle stump. England need 16 from 18. 

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

You needed a magnifying glass to see that...

Root is bowled!! or is he? It has been referred to the third umpire for a potential no ball. This is very very tight. But it's been given not out. Roots gets away with it. He also gets a free hit. 

Solid forward defence from Ben Stokes to end the over. 

That wicket has brought Ben Stokes to the crease, he could end this in four balls. Instead he pops off an easy single. England need 20 to win. 

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Morgan was looking to go a lot straighter but it hit the outside of his bat and went straight to Raina, who never drops catches. It all bodes well for England for the rest of his series. He looked in amazing form.

50 for Morganpublished at 15.1 overs

15.1 overs

England need 148 to win

Morgan thumps it Rasool over the boundary towards the England pavilion. 50 for the England captain! Well played. 

Eoin Morgan ends the over with a single. England can almost taste victory from here...

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Excellent bit of fielding. That was Raina's only option.

Brilliant fielding! Eoin Morgan slaps another huge shot over the fence, is it going to be six or out?! Neither. Suresh Raina does brilliantly to take the catch, then release it as he fell over the boundary. Superb fielding and an escape for Morgan. 

Eoin Morgan will have his eyes on a T20 50 here, he moved past 40 with that latest six. He's hit three of them. 

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I've seen some spectacular England collapses down the years, but none would match the one should they lose from here.

Fetch that! Eoin Morgan times one so sweetly, it's a short ball asking to be hit and he obliges, lifting it clean over the ropes for an effortless six.

Anyone else feel uneasy watching England be in control of a match in India? This is as steady as it gets for Eoin Morgan and Joe Root, a scare-free partnership so far. If that doesn't curse it, nothing will.

Singles picked up with ease.

The Indian fans look a bit glum as Pandya runs in. They look even more glum as he gifts England a wide first ball. 

Morgan comes down the wicket and drives to the boundary. There has been nothing too flashy with Root and Morgan, they have just got on with the job at hand - taking the singles and hitting the bad balls. England are in control. 

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

England are not being extended out in the middle. They are not being forced to play that brash, captivating style of cricket we've grown to love from them.