Moeen Ali has been tidy, but there's currently no sign of Adil Rashid. Rashid would do well to watch how Moeen has varied his pace - he's only conceded one boundary in his three overs. 

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Cheers and chants as MS Dhoni makes his way to the crease. India might need something from the former skipper if they are get out of sight here - England possibly the happier side at the moment. Raina, though, is continuing to whir away. It takes a certain sort of gumption to dance at Liam Plunkett's 90mph thunderbolts. Four more over cover.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

It was a really good catch because he had the spidercam to contend with. It was hanging around in the air and he's just about caught that in his fingertips. It should be given out.

Yep. England should be pleased with this start. We are seeing uneven bounce, a change of pace in the pitch. There's something there. 

This will be an incredible catch if the replays say Adil Rashid has held it. Coming in from fine leg. Yuvraj Singh the batsman...

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

England have been here three times for one-day internationals, they've lost them all batting first. Maybe they can change that pattern today by batting second.  

Moeen had a hold over this India pair, mixing his pace, until Yuvraj decided that enough is enough. Plant the foot, swing the willow, plonk the ball down the ground for four. Halfway.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

That is what makes Suresh Raina so good in this format. He is able to play delicate shots like that cut but he can also be aggressive when he needs to be. 

Still good stuff from England, keeping a lid on India's scoring and the crowd. The angle across the left-handers means only the off side is in play, with Stokes also going past Yuvraj's outside edge. The frustrated crowd chant for MS Dhoni as Liam Plunkett lets one through his legs at mid-off. That's three when it should only have been one. Wouldn't you know it? Raina follows up with a cut for four. Seven off the final two balls of the over.

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Adam Becket: The silence that greets Kohli's dismissal is fantastic. 

Vibhuti Patel: Big wicket! Come on England. 

No, no you didn't. I'm not having that. No one is that daft.

Yuvraj Singh is the new man, so a pair of lefties at the crease. Looking again at that catch, Morgan somehow got his fingers pointing to the sky. The ball rattled around in his hands. This is good from England. Twelve balls since the last boundary.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Wow. That was phenomenal. He timed that stroke so well, it flew to Eoin Morgan and the skipper stood firm, kept his balance and took an unbelievable catch. I'd love to see the reaction times on that.

Richard Potter: Umpiring an under 15s game and asked a new batsman if he wanted a guard. He replied "it's ok, my dad said he'd get me one next week."

James Shepherd: My sister thought that when you appeal, the umpire had to put his hand up but with his finger pointing down to signify "Not out."

I thought we'd see spin at the end of the powerplay, but instead it's Ben Stokes. The last time Ben Stokes bowled in a T20 in India... you know the rest. The cameras hone in on a big chap who must be a dignitary. He's wearing a wonderful rosette - it's the size of an umbrella. More pace from Stokes, 89mph. Good over too.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

If England have done their research... a short ball wouldn't go amiss against Suresh Raina.

Suresh Raina is up and running, skipping towards Plunkett and slicing over the off side, beating the scrambling off the sweeper out on the fence. Much noise inside Green Park, hosting its first T20 international. Oh, hello! Straight down the ground from Raina, one-bounce four. He's ticking.