Isabelle Westbury
Ex-Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special

That is the Sciver drive! You could almost have commentated that with your eyes close, because you can just hear the thwack of the bat.

Shikha Pandey comes back into the attack and a powerful straight drive from Sciver finds the boundary first ball.

There's a sense that England would rather be facing pace out there.

Knight goes for a big sweep from a classic lofted Yadav delivery but completely misses, greeted by gasps from bowler and keeper.

She then finds some turn past the outside edge which brings a similar reaction. It's so slow that as a batter you have to force the pace yourself, which isn't easy on a pitch like this.

I referred to Poonam Yadav's headband making her a style icon, but look at this ...

England are going along at just over four an over, setting up a nice platform for the likes of Dunkley, Brunt and Shrubsole to hit out if they get in towards the end of the innings.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That is just the second boundary since the end of the powerplay after nine overs.

That's one way to counter the pressure. Nat Sciver comes down the track to Sneh Rana, who kept mid on in the circle, and wallops a four down the ground.

A change of ends for Poonam Yadav and a tidy over brings just two.

She keeps her hair back with a headband, perhaps Chris Woakes actually modelled his lockdown look from last year on her. A style icon.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Test Match Special

Lauren Winfield-Hill has fallen hook, line and sinker for the India trap.

It is another start for her, without making the telling contribution.

Nat Sciver comes to the crease for England and plays out a dot ball. Lauren Winfield-Hill was very cross with herself there. It was a fascinating passage of play leading up to that dismissal with an intense battle between bat and ball.

The India fans are still making plenty of noise out there with their cheers and various instruments, urging their team on to get another breakthrough. It's Sneh Rana's turn to have a try.

Death, taxes and Heather Knight nailing a sweep.

This one was a reverse that was perfectly executed to bring her a boundary.

I think one of the most overlooked problems in the women's game is what to do with your hair when you're batting. Heather Knight and Lauren Winfield-Hill both take some time during the break to adjust their buns, tucking in loose strands here and there to fit under their helmets.

It's a nightmare, I'm telling you. Anyway, Deepti Sharma is going to continue.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

England have just been rotating the strike, and are looking to build a partnership.

Poonam Yadav twirls a ball so high - probably two Jhulan Goswamis high - and Winfield-Hill takes the bait with a mighty heave but it doesn't reach the boundary.

The players take a drink.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Since the end of the powerplay five overs ago we've had just 16 runs.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I don't know what we think par is, but I am thinking this might be a lower scoring game.

Heather Knight loves to sweep - she's not connecting with them perfectly yet, but gets a few handy singles to the boundary fielder.

It's gone quiet, but England are doing well to accumulate and build a partnership.