Thanks Sam.

A question: is your partner using the last of the milk and keeping it to themselves a suitable reason to call off a wedding?

Drinks are being taken after that wicket and that is the ideal chance for us to make a change.

Matthew Henry, having eventually sourced some milk for his cereal, is back to take you through the remainder of day two in Mumbai.

Ind 58-0published at 12.1 overs

12.1 overs

Six!

Sophie Ecclestone is back on and again the first ball of her spell is hit for a maximum.

It's a glorious straight drive from Shafali Verma this time. India are not going to let England's strike bowler settle.

A telling stat from the TV commentators. England have put down eight chances in this match.

India have missed none.

Verma dropped on 21published at 11.2 overs

11.2 overs

Ind 52-0

A day to forget for England as another catch goes down.

Shafali Verma flicks Charlie Dean into the leg side, the ball hangs in the air but Sophia Dunkley can't hold on at mid-wicket.

It wasn't an easy catch, low down to her right but having got to it, she'd expect to take it.

Smriti Mandhana drives out to deep cover for a single to bring up the fifty partnership.

The India openers have batted very nicely indeed but there has been a bit of a lull in the last couple of overs.

Not quite the same aggression or intent from the batters. There's every chance that changes again soon.

Tidy over from Charlie Dean. Just a single from it.

However, the last delivery stays low and, trailing by 340 already, that is far from ideal for England looking ahead to the fourth innings.

India's openers are enjoying themselves out there. The pressure is off and they can just play their shots.

Neither of them need any invitation to do so anyway and Shafali Verma drills the ball through the covers for the latest boundary of the innings.

Four good balls to begin Charlie Dean's latest over but the last two, well, they're not good.

The off-spinner gets away with a full toss that Shafali Verma hits to mid-off but a long hop that scuttles down leg costs England four byes.

Another lbw appeal to end the over but this one is turned down and England decide against a review.

A good first over from Kate Cross, though. Stump to stump and giving the batter no width to work with.

Sliding down leg.

It looked good in real time but from the first replay, it did look to be missing leg.

Ball-tracking confirms it and Shafali Verma is reprieved.

Full and straight from Kate Cross and Shafali Verma misses and she plays across the line.

The umpire gives it out lbw but Verma goes for the review. Maybe sneaking down leg?

Five dot balls in Charlie Dean's first over but that big six from Shafali Verma keeps India moving along at a good pace.

Kate Cross will be on to bowl the next over as England search for a breakthrough.

Ind 31-0published at 5.3 overs

5.3 overs

Lead by 323

Shafali Verma has had enough.

After missing with a slog-sweep to start Charlie Dean's over, she comes down the track and launches the ball high over deep mid-wicket for six!

After facing 11 dot balls to start, Shafali Verma is off the mark with a boundary.

She opens the face of the bat nicely to guide the ball from Lauren Bell past gully.

A single to point keeps her on strike for the start of the next over.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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A reminder that India have another Test three days after this one against Australia.

That could be an absolute corker and if the pitch is as lively as this one.

Sophie Ecclestone has not managed to settle early in her spell and Smriti Mandhana is making her pay.

An elegant cover drive brings four from the first ball of the over before the India opener punches a drag down through the off side for four more.

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Guardian writer Raf Nicholson: Hindsight and all that, but how do England seem to always manage to get selection that little bit wrong?

Trent Bridge, 2023 - “We’ll only need 1 spinner.” Gardner & Ecclestone dominate.

Mumbai, 2023 - “nah, we won’t need another batter.”