Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

James Anderson has 12 wickets this summer but none of them have come in the opening spells. His opening spells combined are 0-86 in 41 overs. He has been focused at keeping it tight and the opposition have been cautious against him.

James Anderson will bowl a second spell today from the Pavilion End to Ajinkya Rahane.

Cheteshwar Pujara sets the tone by seeing off a maiden from Mark Wood. Although the fact no runs are conceded is thanks to a brilliant bit of fielding from Moeen Ali, who makes a superb diving stop at square leg off Wood's fourth delivery.

Nigel Cod: Not sure why everyone seems so excited? India probably already have more than enough runs to win.

Mark Wood has the ball in hand from the Nursery End. Cheteshwar Pujara will face.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

The lead is tenuous...

The days of bowlers easing into a spell, and giving batsmen a few freebies, after a hefty luncheon are very much in the past.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

Mark Wood is out on the square during the interval, bowling a few overs at bowling coach Jon Lewis. Revving up...

Thanks Callum. No lunch for me today. Sunday is more of a brunch day, I reckon. Had the works earlier.

Great morning for England. Can they back it up in the afternoon with a few more wickets? Or will India come back fighting?

Stick with us.

Right, time for me to go and warm up my leftover pizza. Yes, that's right - warm it up. Cold pizza is not acceptable.

Timothy Abraham will take you through the afternoon session.

Edward Williams: My mates once got thrown out of Old Trafford for ‘accidentally’ hitting an olive onto the outfield. Obviously less stringent security at Lord's with all the corks flying around!

Away from Lord's for a minute, poor old Ravi Bopara had a bit of an unfortunate accident down at the Oval last night.

There are more crucial games in The Hundred today.

Trent Rockets v Manchester Originals in the women's competition will be live on Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app, with the usual live text commentary, from 15:15 BST.

Rockets then face Originals in the men's competition with in-play clips, radio & text commentary from 18:45 BST.

Rockets currently sit fourth in both the men's and women's competition and need to win to maintain any hope of reaching the eliminator and final.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

Big fan of this.

Image source, BBC Sport

It is fair to say the Lord's crowd enjoyed Cheteshwar Pujara getting off the mark...

Steve Bussey: Yet again witnessing a top order collapsing at Lord's.

In case you're just joining us, here are the three wickets that England took this morning.

India are effectively 29-3 at lunch.

You might be getting slightly ahead of yourself there Ieuan.

Rishabh Pant could smash 180 off 130 balls yet...

Ieuan Cox: Not sure I can process the fact that there might not be any cricket to watch on my day off because England will have already WON.

Alison Mitchell is chairing a discussion on TMS at the interval on cricket's inclusion in the Olympic Games after the ICC's announcement they will lobby for inclusion at Los Angeles 2024.

My view? I need to hear more about the proposals. It is a fantastic idea for the teams that aren't in the top tier but the elite Full Member nations already play a lot of cricket, so it will be interesting to see how this is added to the calendar.

Could it be like the football with under-23 sides? That could work.

The Associate and prospective Associate members get next-to-nothing in central government funding because cricket is not classified as an Olympic sport. It could be a real game-changer for them. A chance to truly make cricket a global sport played by everyone.

Here's how Sam Curran got Virat Kohli out.

Look out for the celebration...