James Anderson strays wide and Ajinkya Rahane angles a cut shot straight down and away for a couple.

Shot! Broad over-pitches a tad and Rahul clatters a drive between point and cover for four.

"Got him driving," one of the England fielders might well be saying.

Very much the morning after the night before so far.

Vincenzo Re: Managed to tear rotator cuff while stretching fitting a bed sheet to the bed. Housework can be dangerous without the proper training!

Jaffa! James Anderson bowls his best delivery of the morning so far, curving it off a testing line and length past the outside edge of KL Rahul's bat.

Rahul taps a single before Ajinkya Rahane flays loosely at a wide one.

Rahane punches nicely down the ground for a couple before Broad strays down leg but saves his figures as it deflects off the pads for four leg-byes.

Stuart Broad gets a big inswinger onto the outside edge of Ajinkya Rahane's front pad.

He was across his stumps but that was going down. England appeal but that's not out.

And ball tracking shows it hit him outside the line leg stump as well. So nothing going for that.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at The Oval

I won't lie to you: I'm cold. It's breezy at The Oval and it looks a little gloomy overhead, plenty of grey clouds gathering above the ground. It's a good bowling day...

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Anderson has to relax. It will come. Don't clutch for it.

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KL Rahul flayed his way into form last night and clipped nicely off his pads to reach his fifty this morning...

James Anderson not getting the ball to talk yet and India add three singles to the total.

Just 399 more runs for victory!

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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Three fifties by opening batsmen in this series equals the record for the lowest number of half-centuries by openers in a five-Test series.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

For a man with a broken rib, it was pretty decent, but not Broad at his most hostile.

Stuart Broad looks just about fit enough to bowl and starts with a maiden.

Andrew Stone: I occasionally got a sore hand while whacking the top of my old TV when the picture cut out, but I never managed to break a rib.

If you missed the news earlier - Stuart Broad has a broken rib on his right side. He was hit there when batting but that didn't break it, only cause some damage.

He then did break it turning round to look at a TV.

Yep.

Anyway, he is fit enough to bowl and will open up the day with Anderson.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

He hasn't had a very good series with the bat, but he has caught well. This will remind him of happier times.

50 for KL Rahulpublished at 19 overs

19 overs

James Anderson is trying to tune his radar and starts with five dots but then strays onto the pads and KL Rahul puts it away expertly.

A clip off the hips runs to the boundary and the India opener has a defiant fifty off just 57 balls.

Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator

India have lacked the ruthlessness to drive their advantage and initiative home. They don't keep on the attack all the time. Their bowlers don't know how to dry up the runs and counter England's lower order. Then I look at somebody like Mohammed Shami - he's bowled well and looked good, but has he got the wickets? Has he bowled cleverly enough? And how many times, as a number 10, as he slogged one up in the air after two balls. He is symptomatic of some of the mistakes India have made.