Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

It's the 19th time Roy and Bairstow have opened and the 11th time they have added at least 50. This summer they have added 656 runs in eight matches.

England work a few singles, before Jason Roy comes darting down the pitch and gets completely done over by the wrong 'un. He's trying to shovel the ball over the leg side and ends up getting his bat and pad into a mess, the ball trickling into his front pad.

Just three from the over.

Well, here we go. Yuzvendra Chahal is coming on in place of Hardik Pandya.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It feels like we're all waiting for the spinners to come on.

High hands from Jason Roy as he shovels Siddarth Kaul's latest delivery over extra cover for another four. Virat Kohli leaps in the air, trying to get a hand to the ball, but it's to no avail.

Up in the commentary box, Stuart Broad is demonstrating how to bowl a knuckle ball. He points out that he can't actually bowl it during a match because, er, his knuckles stick out too much and it's far too easy for the batsman to read.

We're having a ball change after seven overs. It looks as though that thwack from Jason Roy did a bit of damage.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

It's as though the ball has said something nasty to Bairstow. 'You called me, what?'

Jonny Bairstow gets himself in on the attack with a furious cut shot, leaning back and working his wrists to get the ball over point.

Oh, what a shot that is! This time it's a delicious drive through extra cover that brings the England opener another four.

Eng 39-0published at 6.1 overs

6.1 overs

Hello! Jason Roy cuts loose, swishing Hardik Pandya up and over cover and just over the boundary rope. That's a beautiful shot, bat flowing, back leg balanced to perfection.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's just not quite coming off the pitch, there have been some false shots from England. It looks a bit two-paced so it might be tricky in the second dig, perhaps that's what England thought.

That's my kind of coaching from Tuffers. "Don't lose any wickets and keep scoring runs." Beautifully simple.

Jason Roy picks up a pleasing three with a swipe through mid-wicket, before Siddarth Kaul has an optimistic lbw shout against the same man turned down. Outside the line, I think, and MS Dhoni is quick to intervene when Siddarth wants the review.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I saw a bit of the match at Nottingham and England did look bamboozled, we mustn't lose wickets and not get any runs, that was a terrible combination.

Jason Roy lets out an "oy!" of surprise as as pushes at a ball that shapes away from him at the last second, leaving him fiddling at fresh air.

A slower ball from Pandya sticks in the pitch, and Jonny Bairstow rolls his wrists on it to whack it uppishly for two. Decent start, this, for India.

Four overs in and we're having a bowling change. Hardik Pandya has been brought into the attack.

Jason Roy plays across the line and an inside edge trickles past the stumps, allowing him to nick a single, before Jonny Bairstow has a horrible swipe that comes to nothing.

Just the two runs from a very sedate over.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That's the first time in his ODI career that Jonny Bairstow has hit a six in the first six overs.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

The queue at the Nursery End of the ground, just as play began. Half an hour to get through, apparently. No such wait for actors Damian Lewis and Ben Chaplin. They breezed in, suited and booted.

Good running from Jonny Bairstow, putting the fielder down at third man under the cosh, and he and Jason Roy nab a sneaky two.

Eng 19-0published at 2.4 overs

2.4 overs

Short from Umesh Yadav, and Jonny Bairstow latches onto it. Six!

That's not a great delivery from Umesh, the ball not getting up enough to trouble Bairstow, and all the England opener has to do is swing his arms and hoist the ball over backward square.