India never in contention in run chase after slipping to 31-4
Topley takes 6-24 - England's best ever men's ODI figures
Moeen Ali (47) and David Willey (41) help England recover from 102-5 to post 246
Four wickets for leg-spinner Chahal
Series level at 1-1 with one match to play
Series decider at Old Trafford on Sunday
Roy c Suryakumar b Pandya 23 (Eng 41-1)
Jason Roy goes!
Jonny Bairstow clips towards fine leg for a single to bring Roy on strike. Roy then looks to flick one off middle and leg but it just loops up to a grateful Suryakumar Yadav at deep square leg.
A scratchy innings comes to an end.
After a bit of treatment Jonny Bairstow is fine to continue. He's a tough cookie.
James Anderson
England bowler on Test Match Special
He looks in pain. It looks like it got him in the ribs. That is really nasty.
You know that hurts because he is not someone who shows pain. He is a tough character.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow was just through the shot a little early.
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's a change in bowling as Hardik Pandya comes into the attack.
Jonny Bairstow goes for a pull but doesn't quite time it and the ball smacks into his ribs. Ouch.
Bairstow is down one one knee in some pain as the physio comes on.
Jason Roy is still battling out there. Here is how he registered the first boundary of the day.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special
It was technically a chance but Bumrah's hand was behind him when he stopped it, that's how hard it was hit.
Probably more of a good save than a drop.
Jasprit Bumrah bowls out a maiden as England once again count their lucky stars.
Everything went wrong for them on Tuesday but they have have a few key moments fall in their favour so far here.
James Anderson
England bowler on Test Match Special
England have had some luck. India have bowled very well, Shami in particular has been unlucky as he's got the ball to move both ways and beaten the edge a fair bit.
Eng 40-0
A tough one, but that will go down as a drop.
Jason Roy smashes one right back at Jasprit Bumrah but the India batter can only get one hand on it.
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Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special
Being positive doesn't always have to mean playing a big shot. It can be through your body language, your footwork.
He's played a couple of confident defensive pushes now which makes a difference, rather than just poking or plodding.
Mohammed Shami once again gets one to escape through past Jonny Bairstow's inside edge.
Shami will wonder how he has not got a wicket today.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special
That was very wide, Jonny Bairstow really threw his hands at it.
Would it have carried if there was a second slip in there?
Edged...but safe!
Jonny Bairstow flings his arms at a wide one from Mohammed Shami and the ball flies through were second slip would be standing.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's important for England to just stay there, to see off this spell.
They will get used to the pace of the pitch, the bounce and the India bowlers. The longer you stay out there, the easier it becomes to score runs.
Jonny Bairstow isn't quite timing it at the moment but his power is bringing him runs as he pulls a short Jasprit Bumrah delivery through mid-wicket for four.
After six overs on Tuesday England were 22-4. They are now 35-0.
Progress.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Oh that's what you do! Stand there and slog him into the grandstand for six!
He must've been thinking that if he carries on like this he will get out, so he might as well do something. There was nothing wrong with that ball at all.
Ha, Jason Roy has had enough. He brings up the first maximum of the day with a slog over mid-wicket.
A shot into on-side the brings three to end the over.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesJason Roy is clinging on here grimly. Nails on a chalkboard stuff.