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India continue unbeaten start with 100-run victory
England have now lose four successive games and five of their first six
They are all but out but will be knocked out with defeat against Australia on Saturday
England bowled out for 129 in 34.5 overs - Livingstone top-scores with 27
Shami takes 4-22 and Bumrah 3-32
India made 229-9 with Rohit hitting 87
Willey takes 3-45 including Kohli for duck and Suryakumar for 49
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Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I played with Dawid Malan for 15 years or so at Middlesex and I've never seen him do that. He's like a different person, he turned into Jonty Rhodes or something there.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator
What a stop, that is stunning from Malan, where did that come from? What a great stop.
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan momentarily turns into Superman with a wonderful full-stretch dive at cover to deny Virat Kohli a certain boundary.
Frustration for Kohli, who is yet to score from six balls...
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England have been good, there was that one David Willey over that went for 18 when Rohit Sharma put the hammer down, but they've lost Shubman Gill in this spell.
He is in decent form.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That would have been a fantastic breakthrough.
Edge... doesn't carry to slip!
Chris Woakes is bowling very nicely here. A maiden to Rohit Sharma is not an easy feat.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Woakes had only taken two wickets in this competition before that at an average of 82.5.
I always think it must be so demoralising to have the crowd literally cheering you getting out just because they want to see the guy after you have a bat.
Although it would make it a bit more entertaining if Kohli gets a duck. Not that it happens often.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Lucknow
Silence turns into a huge roar as Virat Kohli crosses the boundary rope before Shubman Gill has even left the square.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's a lovely delivery from Woakes, he was hammering away at the top of the stumps, that was the correct length. The seam is pointing directly upright. It finds the gap between bat and pad.
Gill b Woakes 9 (Ind 26-1)
A beauty!
Chris Woakes gets one to nip off the seam and beats Shubman Gill's defences. He goes for a big drive but is deceived by the movement and England are delighted.
It's Rohit that has done the bulk of the scoring so far, but an early wicket will boost their confidence.
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Like Kate in Stockport at 08:21, I have a suspicion we might just play a blinder and be the only team to beat India in the entire tournament. Just to really irritate the crowd, Kohli to go for a duck as well?
Chelsea in Winchester
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat last shot was absolutely beautiful. As Rohit sets his feet, there's a slight little pause. It's like a golf shot, the second it left the bat, David Willey knew the fate of that ball as his head just slumped.
Well.
The maiden to start the innings was nice while it lasted.
Rohit sends the last ball of the over sailing into the crowd for six more.
Just the 18 from the over.
Or not.
Too short from Willey and Rohit launches it into the stands. The crowd has come alive.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
If Virat Kohli is India's favourite, Rohit Sharma is their second. He's almost two players in one, that one was in his clubbing mode.
Rohit Sharma has clearly had enough of David Willey's dot balls.
He treats him like a spinner instead, skipping down the pitch and slogging the ball down the ground for four.
It was a bit of a heave - could be a win for the bowler, that. It's a risky option.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Lucknow
Those of you listening on TMS will have heard scorer Phil Long saying he travelled from Bengaluru to Lucknow for this match by train.
It took 38 hours and two nights' sleep.
Just the four from the over, as England start solidly.
Chris Woakes' last ball is too wide and beautifully driven by Gill, but straight to a waiting Jonny Bairstow at cover.