Ali Campbell: Torn between wanting England to declare and wanting to see Buttler and Pope smash it around the park.

Five dot balls follow.

No immediate sign of fireworks from England.

Shot!

Ollie Pope sends the first ball to the cover boundary.

Chris Silverwood likes that in the changing room.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on the Cricket Social

Get another 40 or 50 as quick as you can, boys. We've still got a few guys who can swing the willow down the end. If you want to be ultra-cautious get to 420, 430 and then get bowling.

If England get a win here it's going to mean so much. If they don't quite force the win, they will see that as a bit of a loss.

Right, we're back out in the middle.

There are in theory 39 overs left today. Yep, good luck.

Cooky reckons we'll bat for eight-10 overs.

Monty Panesar has joined his old mate Sir Alastair Cook on the TV coverage.

It's a bit of love in.

James Matthews: I think England will want a 400 lead. I don't want to be dangling a carrot to Rishabh Pant.

If you've followed us for the last four days you'll know how I've ranted about India bowling no-balls.

They've bowled 26 now. Pathetic.

If this game gets remotely close that could prove decisive.

There's been another wicket in Rawalpindi, where Temba Bavuma has feathered Shaheen Afridi through to the wicketkeeper for 61.

That leaves South Africa 117 behind with just four wickets remaining in the second Test - you can follow the live scorecard here.

I'm going to agree with the first half of Matt's prediction about England batting for half an hour or so.

I'm not getting involved in when England may, or may not, win. Sorry.

Thanks Matt.

People will view that session as an average/bad one for England but I actually think they'll be pretty content.

Obviously they'd have liked to have scored more runs, and quicker, but they've still added 118 runs and they will be massively encouraged by the things they have seen from the pitch.

As I depart for the refreshed Callum Matthews I'm going to make a prediction.

England bat for 30 minutes after tea, adding 40 more runs and bowl India out 40 minutes into the evening session tomorrow.

Feel free to @ me when this goes terribly wrong.

Adam Davies: Joe Root just playing his normal ODI innings here. Setting it up for Jos to have a go in the final powerplay..

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on the Cricket Social

On this kind of wicket, with an England side that's full of confidence, it would take some incredible batting from India.

Jos Buttler solidly defends.

In a funny sort of way, although they lost four wickets, that was a good session for England.

The ball did plenty but they still moved the score along.

This will be the final ball before tea.

Ryan Hewitt: Unpopular opinion. This Test was all about the toss. If India had won the toss they’d have won the game. It’s a shame tosses are still so important, why can’t the choice simply be rotated through the series?

Nadeem has been banished from the attack. Ishant is back.

I still maintain Bess bowled really well yesterday. Abhishek is a tough man to please.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batsman on The Cricket Social

I think Shahbaz Nadeem has been what Dom Bess has been for England - without the wickets though! He hasn't got his lengths right and bowled a lot of long hops.

What this could do for his career is he could never play for India again!

One thing I will say is I feel for anyone who'll be working from home + home schooling + watching the cricket when England do declare.

It should be fascinating.