Rohit is playing them with one hand now. Down the ground he comes to Moeen and it sails back over the bowler's head for the opener's fourth six.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Rohit Sharma's 100 came from 82 balls with three sixes and 12 fours. It's his first against England.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

You knew Rohit was going to take that on. It was like a golf swing.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

What a way to bring up your hundred! It has been a masterclass of white-ball batting.

100 for Rohitpublished at 31 overs

31 overs

Ind 215-1

There are not too many better than Rohit and Kohli and the India opener brings up his 18th ODI hundred from 82 balls in fabulous fashion with an imperious straight drive for six off Rashid.

Paul Roberts: So who is the best one-day cricket team? This Indian side are giving everyone a mighty clue.

A tidy over from Moeen and only two singles result. After 30 overs England were 158-4.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

India give you the sense that they can hit a boundary whenever they want. You felt Rohit Sharma could have danced down the pitch and hit Moeen Ali for six at any stage.

A spectacular effort from Jason Roy but he cannot cling on to Rohit's cut at Plunkett, travelling at the speed of sound. Kohli collects his seventh four and then a quick single to pinch the bowling. There are 64 left to score and 30 for the captain to reach his hundred.

Exhibition stuff from Rohit, sauntering down the wicket and hoisting Moeen into the stands at deep mid-wicket, expertly pouched by a spectator, and luckily nowhere near the man who has just made it safely back to his seat carrying three jugs of a well-known fruit-based liqueur.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That could have been a very expensive over, but Liam Plunkett rather got away with it.

Wood is off again but Plunkett's first ball finds the boundary as well, another delightful Rohit glide to the vacant third man region, the opener's 11th four.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The India fans will be hoping Virat Kohli has got enough runs to play with to get a hundred.

The final ball of Moeen's over is neatly glided to the boundary by Kohli, the captain's sixth boundary. English heads down and India supporters revelling in the evening sunshine.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That's the third of Mark Wood's six overs in which three fours have been hit.

50 for Kohlipublished at 25 overs

25 overs

Ind 169-1

Wood's first five overs went for 40 and 15 have been scored on his return. The 47th ODI fifty for Kohli and the hundred partnership swiftly arrives from 99 balls. More sumptuous strokeplay from Rohit, leaning back and angling the bat to use the pace of the ball for his ninth four. Just 100 needed now from 150 balls.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Kohli has converted 8 of his last 11 half-centuries into hundreds. Rohit has converted his last four.

That fellow must have visited the hospitality areas a few times today - the supporter, not Stephan, who is about a foot taller than Modric, if rather less fleet of foot with a ball. These India batsmen are rather the cricketing equivalents of Modric, with effortless, stylish brilliance. Moeen returns and singles are calmly accrued.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge

A chap holding a pint in each hand has just told me that I look like a short-haired Luka Modric. I'm not sure if that was a compliment or an insult.

Not so aesthetically pleasing this time from Rohit against Rashid but it's a fiercely hit drive over mid-on and it brings him an eighth boundary. The ball looks like the dog has been at it.