Close. Mooen Ali plays one angling in at his stumps from Mohammed Shami late. Very late. Last orders late. He was all set to leave that but changed his mind at the last moment.

Fortunately for the Worcestershire batsman he gets an inside edge on it and the ball runs away for four.

India have England five down AND they have dropped three catches. It could be even worse for the hosts.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England might need a little bit of help from above. There are a lot of overs left - they have only batted half of the overs so far and have lost five wickets.

Jos Buttler sees out the rest of Jasprit Bumrah's over without any real danger. His partnership with Moeen Ali is nine runs off 51 balls.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England may rely on the clouds to be a bit darker and get a bit gloomier. India have certainly got a great chance of going 1-0 up in the series.

Moeen Ali, his beard hanging below the grill of his bat, is able to nudge one into the covers to take a single off Jasprit Bumrah. Muted cheers from the Lord's crowd.

It's purely about survival now. Can England do it?

Much of England's hopes of saving the game will now rest on the shoulder's of this man.

India's slip cordon are brimming with excitement. Each delivery is met by an 'ooh', 'ahh' or a yelp of encouragement to the bowler.

Jos Buttler dabs one into the turf first up from Mohammed Shami. The third ball of Shami's over beats the edge and Kohli, Sharma et al are all very animated.

Mohammed Shami is called into the attack by Virat Kohli.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

My other half is seven months pregnant. She's been taking care of our two-year-old son while I've been away at this Test. I said there was a chance a draw could be agreed around 5 or 5.30pm if England batted half-decently. How do I explain this to her?

Moeen Ali looks determined. He'd been playing white ball cricket in The Hundred before being parachuted into this Test, but he batted with calm assurance in the first innings.

He leaves a threatening ball back of a length from Jasprit Bumrah well alone, then defends stoutly to the next three balls getting himself in line.

As the action unfolds, Sam Curran is on the balcony at Lord's fidgeting. Scratching his head, chewing gum and generally looking a bag of nerves.

England need to show some bottle here.

Some late swing from Ishant Sharma but Jos Buttler is forward with his bat and pad together and keeps it out. A maiden from the languid India seamer.

How big was this moment in the game? If England were to save this Test match after an early collapse they needed Joe Root to bat long.

But the England skipper can do no more but sit and watch now.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

A little bit of a flick by Butler and that is a lovely height. Kohli sees it all the way and it has just burst through his hands and gone over his head.

Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

England should be six down.

Buttler dropped on 2published at 26.3 overs

26.3 overs

End 74-5

Jasprit Bumrah runs in with purpose.

A top edge from Jos Buttler's bat after he flashes at one but...Virat Kohli spills the catch at first slip.

It was high on Kohli, who had a clear view of the ball, but almost seemed to lose his concentration at the last moment.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It is a lovely position as a bowling side - you know the batsmen aren't looking to score; they are just looking to survive. You can go through your variations free of any consequence.

Jos Buttler pokes at one from Ishant Sharma late, and spins his head to follow the line of the ball having seen it clip the edge of his bat. It just dropped short of second slip.

England are hanging on in this Test match by their coat tails.

The end of Jonny Bairstow, on the stroke of tea. Joe Root followed not long after the interval.

On this occasion, Yorkshire grit isn't going to get England out of a mess.