Just a single apiece for the Chennai Super Kings duo as England spinners continue their stranglehold, Rashid with 0-19 from four. At the equivalent stage England were 185-2.

Dhoni watchfully plays out the final four balls of the Moeen over, England's big bearded all-rounder has 1-16 from six overs and 177 are required from 21 overs.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

You get the sense with Dhoni that he takes his time because he likes the last-over finish.

A hush around the ground now following the departure of the India skipper and a fourth successive over without a boundary, Rashid with 0-17 from his first three overs.

The replay of that Kohli lbw showed why there was no review, even for him, it was red in all three categories, turning in to the right-hander. Dhoni strides out in his blue India cap to a typically huge ovation.

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Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Kohli was trying to play the ball off the back foot to square leg and it's turned more than he expected.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

You'd expect somebody of Roy's ability to catch that.

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Rain has lashed one from Moeen and it has gone through the hands of Jason Roy at extra cover. We need the 'ouch' graphic as well because he is going off, a finger injury to go with a bruised ego.

Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England are almost waiting for India to make a mistake. India are playing low risk cricket knowing they can score at 10s later if they need to.

Thanks Amy, at the halfway stage of their innings England were 152-2, but there is the "Kohli Factor" for India, as Stephan says, and Dhoni still to come. Rashid again from the Nursery End as some rather soporific singing emanates from the effects microphones. No risks from the batsmen and comfortable singles are accrued.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

I'm trying to remember watching a game of cricket that hinged on one man more than this one. England get Kohli soon, they probably win. They don't, they probably won't. It's like Lord's is Kohli's stage and the rest of us are extras in the Virat Show.

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This feels like it's building towards something. Suresh Raina and Virat Kohli stretch forward to meet every Moeen Ali delivery, picking out the gaps in the field, before Raina eventually uses his feet and thumps two through the covers.

That's me done for the day. Jamie Lillywhite will guide you through the rest of India's chase.

Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I'm going to say that was a four out of 10 times that he would catch that because of the distance the edge travelled.

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Ind 126-3

Now then! Has Suresh Raina got a nick on that?

He has as well! Adil Rashid spins one into his outside edge and Jos Buttler, up to the stumps, can't get his hand to it properly. It hits his thumb and bounces back out.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

The first boundary for 58 balls.

Virat Kohli has swapped his helmet for a cap, which makes him look 10 times more elegant.

And to prove that point, he wallops Adil Rashid's loopy first delivery through the covers for four.

Spin from both ends now - Adil Rashid is coming on for a bowl.

Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

India just want to get back into the contest. They don't have to take any risks yet, they know they have the ability to clear the ropes in the closing overs.

Up and over by Suresh Raina, driving Moeen Ali loosely over the cover fielders for a couple. That's all India can work from Moeen's third over, though.