Ed James: Could it be that Dhoni is such a good finisher he's setting up the last over finish for the series in the next game?

Dhoni takes a single from the final ball of the over so 110 from the final 30 balls. What's going to happen next MS?

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

MS Dhoni is the 12th player to score 10,000 runs and the fourth Indian. Sachin Tendulkar leads the list with 18,426 runs. Dhoni is the only one of those to average over 45.

Definite strains of the slow hand clap for Dhoni now, not a sound he would be familiar with, and ironic cheers for a single. His 35 have taken 52 balls and half of those deliveries have been dots.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I feel for the crowd. They want some sort of entertainment.

Only two balls for Dhoni to face at the end of the Willey over from the Nursery End and he scrambles a single from the final one. He's certainly leaving the big push late.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

The rate has been rising and rising and rising. MS Dhoni looks unflustered as usual but they do need to get a wriggle on.

The left-handed Kuldeep looks as bemused by the pace of Plunkett as the England batsmen frequently do against his mercurial wrist spinners. There is a slip in place but the southpaw collects a single, which will keep him on strike, not exactly what Dhoni might have wanted. There have been 120 dot balls in this innings to date, 14 fours and no sixes, very un-India.

In his 320th ODI, Dhoni completes his 10,000th run, averaging in excess of 50.

Here's a nice little stat courtesy of Cricviz. They say that Mark Wood's delivery to dismiss Rohit Sharma - the first of the innings - was 13kmph slower than the previous delivery.

It also seamed twice as much off the pitch, further confounding the Indian opener.

Dhoni scythes one down the ground towards the long-on fence but Ben Stokes slides into the padded boundary boards and, after several replays, the umpires are happy that will only be two runs. The India supporters of a more pragmatic nature realise the requirement is looking a little difficult for their team now and Rashid finishes with 2-38 from his 10.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Far be it from me to ever question MS Dhoni's tactics, but I think he needs to give it a bit of a go...

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Maybe MS Dhoni is playing a tribute innings to Sunil Gavaskar's 36 not out from 174 balls?

India's new spin sensation Kuldeep is the new man, he has a best of 19 so the batting is not quite at the level of his bowling, which has yielded nine wickets in the first two matches. The India supporters are still chanting away in the evening sunshine but just a handful of singles emerge from the Plunkett over.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

After a total walloping at Trent Bridge, England have come back really well.

England were 228-5 at this stage and soon after that we had that superb half-century from David Willey, so the hosts very much in the box seat. The end of Rashid's penultimate over and India need 129 from the final 60 balls.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That is a hapless swipe from Umesh Yadav. I'm not sure what Dhoni thought about that.

Yadav might not be here long, looks as though he has been stumped.

Umesh Yadav is the new man, top knot safely protected by a dark blue India helmet. He has a best of 18 not out so that will not cause England too much alarm. Unless Dhoni can do it on his own of course, but Rashid restricts him to a single.