Eng 68-3published at 9.3 overs
Hardik Pandya's bowling has been on the ball today. He has 3-11 from three overs and England haven't really had an answer for his cutters.
Stokes off the mark with a dab down the ground off Washington Sundar.
India win by 8 runs to level series
Five-match series level at 2-2
India 185-8: Suryakumar 57 (31)
Iyer 37 (18), Pant 30 (23); Archer 4-33
Eng 177-8: Stokes 46 (23), Roy 40 (27)
Pandya 2-16, Thakur 3-42
Fourth T20, Ahmedabad
Final match on Saturday at 13:00 GMT
Jack Skelton and Kal Sajad
Hardik Pandya's bowling has been on the ball today. He has 3-11 from three overs and England haven't really had an answer for his cutters.
Stokes off the mark with a dab down the ground off Washington Sundar.
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We need Joe Root at three in India for World Cup. Malan cannot go from ball one. Root offers so much more bowling as well.
James Kent
Ben Stokes can't get off the mark first ball as he ducks under a bumper.
India on top. England need two special knocks from Stokes and Bairstow here.
Roy c Suryakumar b Pandya 40 (Eng 66-3)
Jason Roy still can't get out of the 40s.
Hardik Pandya bangs it down short, Roy tries to drag it from outside off over deep mid-wicket but can only pick out Suryakumar Yadav stationed there.
Trap set and Roy fell for it.
The England opener looks to the skies in frustration as he walks off.
Hardik Pandya returns and Jason Roy greets him with a fierce cut through point for four.
Jonny Bairstow gets off the mark with a tap to long-on for a single.
In comes Jonny Bairstow. So many game changers in this England team - I still think it's going down to the wire.
Malan b Chahar 15 (Eng 60-2)
Matt R, we're blaming you.
Malan looks to reverse sweep a googly, misses the ball entirely and the leg stump leaves the ground.
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Matt R: Malan is, by his own standards, out of nick. Time to hit out or get out.
Eng 59-1
I tell you what, these cameras are quite deceiving. On a couple of the replays, I thought his foot may have been in the air. On the final replay, it was clear he got his foot back. Malan survives.
Eng 59-1
Has Malan got his foot back in time or has been stumped? I think he's fine.
Grace Road. A cricket ground named after a road named after a cricketer!
Phil, Worcester
Time for Rahul Chahar's spin. And there's an absolute gimmie for Roy, short and there to be hit, but Roy completely mistimes it and the ball trickles to mid-wicket.
Leg-spinner Rahul Chahar enters the attack.
Henry Moeran
Test Match Special
After the loss of Buttler and a slow start, if England win this it’ll be a real mark of where they are as a side. This would be a seriously impressive win.
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Saruman the Wise: England have a world no.1 ranked batsman and people call him the weak link? How very...English.
Alex Meek: The same Malan who's the number one t20 batsman in the world? Weak link. Do me a favour.
Malan misses a slower ball, the ball just sailing just over the stumps. Thankur thinks he heard a noise, nobody else does. As you were.
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Dawid Malan with one for the highlights show. The world's number one T20 batsman makes some space and elegantly lifts Thakur over long-off. Glorious.
Tymal Mills
England T20 bowler
Bowling off-spin for the last over of the powerplay was always a risky move - and Jason Roy has decided to take advantage.
And Roy follows it with a crashing cover drive for four more. Good over for England.