Merlyn: Is this Ben Stokes' first time playing spin? Sheesh.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Mishra is doing his best to escape the glare of the captain. That was a cardinal error.

It was a fantastic delivery from Mishra... but that's really taken the wind from the sails of 45,000 people.  

Oh, Mishra, you've had a nightmare. He does Ben Stokes all ends up and clean bowls him first ball but replays show he has overstepped. A spinner overstepping? No excuse. Back comes Stokes and is given a free hit to boot, which he squirts away for a single to off. 

Stokes' heart is in his mouth again soon after as he is caught on the pad going back. The ball was going down leg, though.

It's all happening.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Amit Mishra is celebrating like he's won the game. It is an opening for India, that's for sure.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Mishra held it back a fraction and Morgan was reaching for it.

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Having ruthlessly milked Mishra, England are able to put the sword back in the sheath. Morgan, Root, Morgan, Root. The singles keep the scoreboard ticking. Nine runs off Raina's two overs so far, every one of them a single.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This has been a good over for England. The leg-spinner Mishra has not provided any threat to England at all.

Mishra continues. He bowls short and Morgan punches it down to long on, bringing up England's 50. 

And then two consecutive boundaries from Root. For the first he gets low, opens his body and sweeps down to fine leg. The second one was perhaps not as classy, an inside edge which misses leg stump and goes down and past the rope. 

Kohli gets a telling off from the umpire for throwing the ball ferociously back to the keeper from mid-wicket. Not too sure what he did that was too wrong there. He carries on debating with the umpire at the end of the over. 

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It's really important that England run hard at this ground, and turn the ones into twos.

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Half-shout from Suresh Raina as his first delivery hits the sweeping Morgan on the pad. Not out. After a delay while a working, flashing bail is found, the modest, steady adding of runs continues. Morgan and Root can score without you even realising it is happening. And they know that Buttler, Stokes et al are sat on the bench waiting to do the heavy lifting. 

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

The dew is making the ball come on to the batsmen, which is helping them a little. But Ashish Nehra was smart, recognised this and then bowled a couple of shorter deliveries and they surprised the two openers.

Amit Mishra comes into the attack. Root and Morgan continue to take the ones and twos and keep the scorecard ticking over. A confident square drive from Root and they go for two - the ball comes in and Dhoni takes off the stumps. This has gone to the third umpire but Root doesn't look worried - and nor should he, he was miles in.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

This is what these two do well. They manipulate the ball and run the fielders ragged.

Morgan silences the crowd with a fast whip of a shot through the gap in the off side. Four runs. A much needed four runs. He then adds a couple more with a jab shot to leg. Cool, calm, steady accumulation of runs. That is what these two specialise in. Don't panic.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

There's something happening out there. Morgan and Root will have to contend with it, but they are two players England would want out there in this situation.

Captain Morgan will need to steady his ship here, much-like him and Root did in Kanpur. They work well to switch the strike and slowly cut down the target.  

A misfield from Yuvraj at mid-on prompts Morgan to think about a second run, which is wisely turned down by his captain. I don't think England need a run out right now. Five singles from the over. 

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

The crowd are alive. They are all on their feet. How did it happen? It just held up a little as Roy was looking to work to the leg side. England were looking comfortable - it's unexpected that Nehra has been the one to pick up the wickets.

The place is bouncing. Nehra charges in for his hat-trick ball but Eoin Morgan calmly lets the ball go by. He is off the mark next ball with a flick to leg. Pressure on. But England have arguably their two coolest heads at the crease.