A yell of annoyance from Virat Kohli as he exposes his stumps, backing away and trying to lift the ball over the head of the keeper, but David Willey holds his line and Kohli doesn't get near the ball.

Great running from this pair, though, as they steal yet another two.

Into the final five overs. David Willey is back for England - he went for just seven runs from his two opening overs.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

England have been outstanding. Their lengths, change-ups and variations have been very good. India haven't batted as well, but that's credit to England too.

That's Adil Rashid's work done for the day: he's got lovely figures of 1-29.

He could have had another, had Jason Roy managed to cling on to this tough chance off Virat Kohli.

Hmm. MS Dhoni's not quite picking Adil Rashid, as he tries to cut the leggie and ends up thrashing at fresh air.

Oh, that'll be four, though! Full from Rashid, and Dhoni opens himself up, gets right to the ball and with a flick of the wrist, sends it up and over cow corner.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

India's first target would be 10 an over from here. It's a decent surface and the outfield is quick. They will want a minimum of 150.

Four! It's short from Liam Plunkett and MS Dhoni is up on one leg, pushing the ball behind square with a whirl of the wrists and getting himself a boundary in the process.

Virat Kohli tries to follow suit with a thunderous cover drive, but it's cut off by Eoin Morgan. Kohli huffs at himself in frustration.

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MS Dhoni is off the mark to his first ball, tip-toeing out of his crease and hustling the ball off his pads.

A furious cut bounces awkwardly in front of a diving Jake Ball at backward point, and Dhoni nabs another single to keep the strike.

MS Dhoni has strolled out, cap on, bat tucked under his arm, to join Virat Kohli.

There's a slip in place for Adil Rashid.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

That's excellent from Adil Rashid. Raina didn't pick the googly. He came charging down, trying to hit it over his head. Buttler was rapid behind the stumps.

Barney: Kolhi is pushing himself into the Messi/Ronaldo bracket of sporting genius.

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Hang on, are we having an extra ball?

Everyone thinks the over is done, but the umpire says it isn't. Jake Ball bowls his eighth ball of the over, and it's only driven for a single.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

You can never accuse Raina of lacking commitment. He gives everything to every shot, almost swinging himself off his feet.

Fuller from Jake Ball, and Suresh Raina hammers it along the ground to Chris Jordan at long-on. Raina can't believe he's missed out on that one.

That'll be wide from Ball, who is just a bit too overeager in his attempts to go short. Eleven runs from the over.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

India were 52-3 after 10 overs. That is there equal fourth-lowest in a T20 international.

Ind 73-3published at 11.1 overs

11.1 overs

Into the stands by Suresh Raina!

It's predictably short from a returning Jake Ball, and Raina shuffles backwards and clatters the ball over cow corner.

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James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

That was incredibly tough, but Jason Roy is one of the better fielders in the world and he would have expected to take that.

Kohli dropped on 21published at 11 overs

11 overs

Ind 67-3

That could have been an amazing catch - instead the ball has gone for six!

Kohli comes down the pitch and launches Adil Rashid over his head. Jsaon Roy comes charging around and leaps, both hands stretching towards the ball. He just can't quite cling on, though, and the ball carries on its journey over the ropes.