Summary

  • Anderson dismisses Gill in first over of India's reply

  • Stokes the only batsman to pass 50 as England bowled out for 205

  • Returning Lawrence makes 46 batting at seven

  • Axar Patel takes 4-68; Ashwin 3-47

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse

  1. Eng 166-5

    Axar Patel gets a delivery to turn and bounce sharply past the edge of the bat as Dan Lawrence presses forward in defence.

  2. Eng 166-5

    Short, wide, thwacked for four by Ollie Pope. Lovely.

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    LeBenji: Don't want to jinx him here but Pope's footwork looks so much better to the spinners than last week when he was clean done twice. He's coming to meet the ball and smothering the turn really well, busy little batsman.

  4. Eng 160-5

    A terrific, leaping grab from Rishabh Pant stops Mohammed Siraj whistling four byes over the head of the keeper.

    Dan Lawrence then cracks a glorious drive back down the ground and through a diving fielder to pick up another boundary. He's whistling along, with 27 from 41 balls.

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    At the 1975 Lord's Test against Australia, a tannoy announcement asked my school mate Nick to go to the Grace Gates where his mother was waiting to take him to the dentist.

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  6. Eng 154-5

    Ashwin reminds Lawrence of how dangerous he is with a delivery that spins back into him, and only a shuffle of the pad to get it outside the line saves the England batsman.

  7. Eng 153-5

    ...and there goes Ravichadran Ashwin.

    Short, too short, and Dan Lawrence can hop on the back foot and drive away four glorious runs.

  8. Here's Ravichandran Ashwin...

  9. Eng 149-5

    Ooft! Dan Lawrence pushes with hard hands outside off stump and a thick outside edge flies wide of Rohit Sharma, who would have needed a leap of Superman proportions to get a mitt on that.

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  10. Right, what can England salvage?

    Mohammed Siraj will get us cracking after tea.

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    Oz, now in the North.

  13. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social

    Joe Root was talking so positively about they were going to play and they've put a team out that looks quite defensive. Then Sibley misses a straight ball, Crawley tries to hit over the top very early on - you get the sense there's a lot still going on in their minds. There's a lack of confidence still there.

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  15. Thanks, Stephan. Good luck with that.

  16. Right, I'm off to persuade my son to go to nursery. Here's Amy Lofthouse...

  17. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on The Cricket Social

    This pitch might deteriorate very, very quickly, but I'm not too sure this is a decent score. These two will have to get England over 300. There has been a hint of spin, a bit of seam, and it has generally been a good day for batting.

    PopeReuters

  18. Tea - Eng 144-5

    Lovely way for England to end, a Dan Lawrence drive through mid-on for four. However, 144-5 doesn't seem too clever.

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    John Petrie: Pope and Lawrence have a real opportunity here. The pitch is not bad so they can make a significant score in terms of the match and series.

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  20. Eng 140-5

    This will be the last over before the break...