"Catchhhh." Close!

Cheteshwar Pujara is forward in defence, but a leading edge - it may have also flicked off the pad - loops towards Dom Sibley at leg gully. The ball is just out of his grasp.

"Good bowling, Robbo," shout the slip cordon.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Big decision. A big moment. It didn't look a bad shout. It was a brilliant decision by the umpires on the field.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

With these two batting together it's India blowing hot and cold. Cheteshwar Pujara is happy to just hang in there and defend while Virat Kohli will look to play his shots.

Yeah, too high.

It pitches in line and straightens but it hits Virat Kohli on the flap and the ball was going an inch or so over the stumps.

Don't take on Michael Gough.

Huge, and I mean HUGE, appeal against Virat Kohli.

Joe Root eventually decides to send it upstairs.

Too high?

Max Branning: The Lord's crowd with a standing ovation for Pujara's first run after 35 dot balls is what Test match cricket is all about.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

The lower Edrich is like the India part of the ground. They chanted Pujara's name when he finally got off the mark, then lost their minds when Kohli edged for four. Cracking atmosphere.

You get the sense that Virat Kohli is having to fight with himself a bit here.

He picks up another boundary with a squirt down to third, before Ollie Robinson again beats him on the outside. Kohli isn't fully at ease with the slope, I don't think.

He moves to 20 with a flick through square that had England shouting "catch it". It would have been an absolute blinder from Haseeb Hameed at short leg.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Batting in the third innings is a bit of a curiosity in Virat Kohli's career. He averages 51 in the first innings, 68 in the second, 50 in the fourth but only 35 in the third. He has scored three centuries in the third innings but two of those have been in situations were India have been in a dominant position in the game.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

We put so much pressure on these star quality players and they do often deliver when there is a big moment, but they are human. Virat Kohli is not playing as well as he possibly can. His technique is not quite at its pinnacle. Joe Root has a real calmness because his technique is looking after him.

Virat Kohli keeps the strike with his own single through mid-wicket.

There was screams of excitement from England there. He played it fairly late. If he'd missed it he was a goner.

The sun is starting to bathe Lord's.

Cheteshwar Pujara is finally off the mark with a flick through mid-wicket.

It has taken him 35 balls. He is striking at 2.9.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

Pujara has been on nought for a lifetime. At the start of the Curran over, Anderson made sure he got point fielder Haseeb Hameed to be alert to the single. Three balls later, Hameed is making a diving stop.

Brilliant from Haseeb Hameed.

Cheteshwar Pujara thinks he has got his single through point, but Hameed made up the ground brilliantly to keep him on nought.

Cricket proposals are becoming quite the trend this summer.

Phil and Jill got engaged at the third Pakistan Twenty20 that I went too.

Anuradha Damale: This day couldn't get better. I AM ENGAGED AND IT HAPPENED AT MY FAVE PLACE.

Image source, Anuradha Damale

We have had two wickets and one wedding proposal today.

A maiden to start from Ollie Robinson.

There are definite signs of the ball keeping low from the Pavillion End. It is not going to be easy for England to chase on this pitch.