Prasidh Krishna, decent on his debut on Tuesday after being given the treatment by Roy and Bairstow, will open from the Pavilion End.

The sun is setting in Pune. India's fielders are buzzing around. It's louder with Rishabh Pant back behind the stumps.

Quiet start.

Bhuvi has been brilliant in the last few weeks. He has caused England all sorts of problems. Jason Roy is tentative - a little jerky - but is under way.

You may be right, Francis.

We're ready to go with England's chase. They have to pull it off if they're to win this series.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar has the ball in hand.

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Francis: The strength in depth India have is outrageous. 6 potential openers, 6-7 middle order batsmen, 3 high class keeper batsmen. 4-5 spinners who’d easily make any other side and about 8 quality seamers. India for the next 10 years will dominate cricket at every level.

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Some non-ODI news, but interesting if you live in or around London...

The London Cricket Trust, which has been installing new cricket facilities across the capital since 2018, is launching its new website, external on Monday - www.londoncrickettrust.co.uk (if you want to bookmark it).

The Trust has so far introduced 38 new facilities into parks and schools, with more than 40 more planned for 2021. You can use the website to find local facilities to you.

Tymal Mills
England T20 bowler

That was a good day out for Reece Topley, especially considering it’s his first competitive match since T20 Finals Day last year. Tough chase coming up for England!

Shenkman: England have got this ‘we’ll chase anything’ mentality at the moment. Feels like we are leaving ourselves too much to do. Of course we are still in the game chasing 337 but feels like we’ve seen it all before.

England have conceded more than 100 in the last 10 overs in both innings so far in this series. Topley aside, the bowlers disappointed at the end. Archer, Wood and Woakes were missed.

KL Rahul hundred was nice and steady. It was impressive. But Rishabh Pant and Hardik Pandya have really hurt England.

Pant scored 77 from 40 and Hardik 35 from 16.

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India batsman KL Rahul: "It's a hot day. It was important for us to get a partnership and I'm really happy with what we've achieved.

"You always want to score runs and contribute for the team. I was disappointed in the T20 series, but that is how the game goes sometimes.

"I'm really happy that I'm doing my job, playing my roles in the team as best as I can.

On his celebration: "It's to shut out the noise. No disrespect to anyone, but as sportsman we work hard and some people want to bring you down."

SP: Versus good bowling India are showing you don't need to go all guns blazing. 15 overs of carnage at the start or end needs to be backed up with positive, sensible batting. India seem to have the balance, can England adapt or do we do what we have always done?

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

India scored 126 off the last 10 overs and failed to double their 35-over score of by 10 runs thanks to the canny Topley.

Two from the final ball. Reece Topley has dragged that back a little at the end for England but it's still a very good score from India.

Seven runs have come in this final over so far. One ball to go.

Credit where it's due... That's a brilliant shot from Hardik Pandya.

Topley is nailing this.

Left-armer Topley comes round the wicket to Hardik. Into the pitch he goes...

Only a single again.

India were 210-3 off 40, by the way.

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Topley's first ball is a horror full toss but he gets away with it. Krunal Pandya is surprised and can only manage a single.