Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Look at the shadows. It doesn't feel long, even with Joe Root bowling.

A chorus of 'Rooooooots' echo around Headingley.

A decent over goes for just a single, but it's looking very gloomy. They'll be off for bad light very soon, you feel.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

They were going off then until Joe Root brought himself on. If it had been James Anderson, as it was meant to be, we would have been going off.

Another rather uneventful over. It looks more ominous for England after each one.

At the end of it, the umpires come for a chat about the light. But we continue, with Joe Root having a bowl.

Just a single from Anderson's over.

But in more important matters, I've got around 90 mins left of my shift. It's Friday, which surely means I should get a takeaway, right? I'm torn between a Chinese and a pizza - unless you you guys have any other suggestions?

At least Moeen Ali has got something happening, though! He's testing the batters at least, which the seamers haven't done for what seems like an eternity.

No. Not even close.

Moeen Ali's already at his mark ready to bowl his next ball.

Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

Moeen Ali, and to be honest nobody, is really interested in this.

Now then!

Is Virat Kohli stumped?! Moeen Ali beats his outside edge, misses and Buttler finishes the job. They're not overly excited, though.

I probably shouldn't admit this, Jack in Telford, but I don't really get what you mean. I obviously know what happened in 1981 but I don't know enough of the details to be able to make the comparison here. (I'm sorry.)

Meanwhile, Anderson bowls five dot balls at Kohli before his sixth is sent to the boundary via a lovely cover drive. Anderson is ... not amused.

Just the one from the over.

Pujara comes down the wicket on a couple of occasions, but isn't entirely convincing - one squirting off the outside edge. He then plays and misses at the last, going for a cut shot.

Looks like Moeen has a bit to work with.

And now it's time for Moeen Ali, and the crowd love it.

No spin yet - James Anderson returns.

And it's a maiden, Pujara blocking it out with minimal fuss.

Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special

Is there any merit in Joe Root turning his arm over?

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

There is something for Joe Root to ponder at drinks. They've got to give Moeen Ali some overs.

So what can England do from here? Yes, India are still a long way behind but batting is looking rather easy at the moment and they'd love a wicket or two before the close of play.

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