Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emerald Headingley

On closer inspection, what I thought were lifeguards are actually a group of ducks. There are also some crayons, fruit and a group of wrestlers. It's the sort of day where the right fancy dress will do a job in keeping you warm. The lads who have come as characters from Scooby Doo, complete with mini skirts, will need a beer jacket later.

After conceding two boundaries, Siraj straightens his line and Malan defends the remainder of the over.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

That is a poor delivery again. It is short and wide and that is what Dawid Malan thrives on.

India can't afford these loose deliveries and have had to add a deep point fielder now.

Four! Mohammed Siraj bowls short and wide, Malan is on his toes and sends the ball crashing to the boundary.

And again! Almost a carbon copy. It is woeful bowling from Siraj.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

That was a better over - they are trying something else against Haseeb Hameed now at least. India haven't tried enough against Hameed I don't think. Credit to him, though.

Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Test Special

This is an intriguing battle now. Jasprit Bumrah has been India's best bowler in this Test so far, but Haseeb Hameed has looked so composed.

Does Asher's mum not have a say?

Hameed plays away from his body but pulls his bat away in time. He'll be eager to get through to the interval.

Tim, sometimes in life you just have to let things go.

We've all had a James comes and go at some point in our lives. I suggest you be open-minded.

Mohammed Shami has his head in his hands! He has been the pick of the India bowlers this morning.

The ball nips back in, Malan leaves and it sails over the top of the stumps. Even Malan makes a face to suggest it was closer than he anticipated.

Here is the one wicket to fall this morning. It was superbly bowled by Mohammed Shami...

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

India have been more disciplined so far than they were yesterday - apart from Ishant Sharma who is still struggling for rhythm. But so far, so good - it won't be easy, it still looks good for batting but Shami has bowled beautifully and looked to be much more attacking.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have to be patient. There will be times where they can score quickly, and times where the ball is swinging and runs will dry up.

Norcross asking the questions we're all thinking.

Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

Is the Dalai Lama a fan of Guinness?

Timmy boy, you don't need James. You can easily buy new friends.

Hameed is looking ever so comfortable back in the England whites. Six decent deliveries from Bumrah which Hameed defends and leaves. Time for drinks.

Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

When England put on a solid opening partnership, that middle order of Bairstow, Buttler and Ali looks very formidable all of a sudden.