India close on 119-1, 127 runs behind
Jaiswal finishes 76 not out
Leach has Rohit caught after India race to 80-0 in 12 overs
England burn all three of their reviews within 14 overs
England recover from 137-6 to post 246 on spinning pitch
Stokes top-scores with 70 from 88 balls
Ashwin 3-68, Jadeja 3-88, Bumrah 2-28
The India players have just broken from their huddle by the boundary edge to loud cheers from this decent crowd.
It's not full but there are plenty in.
Joe Root needs 12 more runs to break the record for most runs scored against India.
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Image source, Paul and ValListening in at Kini Peninsula, Tasman, NZ. Glass of chilled wine and great view over the water. Let’s hope the Yorkies stay there all day!!!
Paul & Val living the dream!
Image source, Getty ImagesIt has been another tough session for an inexperienced West Indies side in Australia.
The tourists are 64-5 at tea (the first interval) in this day-night encounter.
Mitchell Starc has three wickets while Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have taken one each.
You can listen to commentary from our friends on ABC here.
Meanwhile, Jack Leach looks like he's been spending his time out injured in the gym. Look at this guns...
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Hyderabad
Image source, BBC SportLunchtime in Hyderabad...
Image source, BBC SportThere must be some Egypt cricketing puns in there somewhere...
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Image source, GeorgeFollowing from Cairo - surprising overcast conditions here this morning, maybe a rare good time to have a bowl.
George
The average score by visiting teams in India at lunch on day one in the last 10 Tests is 74-3.
The stats suggest England are doing OK.
I can't speak for all of those previous surfaces but this pitch is turning already too.
Here's a stat from our friends at CricViz...
108-3 is the highest score at the end of the first session by a visiting team batting first in India since Australia managed 131-1 at Dharamsala in March 2017.
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Normally after a mini collapse on the first morning of a test I'd have a little smile knowing that my moans about a lack of first class preparation were vindicated. Here I still find myself trusting in Stokes and McCullum. Bazball eh?
Isaac, Norwich
Image source, Getty ImagesA fascinating start to this series, that's what.
England actually made a very good start against the pace of Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, reaching 41-0 after eight overs with a lot of attacking intent.
Then the spinners came on, the ball ragged, England lost three wickets for five runs in 21 balls and things felt awfully familiar.
Ben Duckett got one from Ravichandran Ashwin skidded on to hit his pad - the tech had the ball clipping the top of leg stump, a jittery Ollie Pope edged to slip for one and Zak Crawley drove Ashwin into the hands of mid-off.
At that stage it was panic stations, every ball looking like getting a wicket, but Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow have smartly taken England to lunch on 108-3.
Thanks Ffion.
That was fun!
If you're just waking up, ready for the commute or the school run, you've missed some cracking cricket.
But I'll let the wonderful Matthew Henry take you through a recap, as I go for another much-needed coffee.
Enjoy!
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner
Excellent partnership from Root and Bairstow at a good tempo as well. They have looked to rotate strike and put the bad balls away. Jonny Bairstow has been looking to play a lot off the back foot to the left-arm spinners.
England will be quite happy after losing the three quick wickets.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Hyderabad
A superb session of cricket, with honours just about even. Duckett looked good and was perhaps a bit unlucky with his decision, before which Rohit looked rattled. England could have fallen apart, but Root and Bairstow have played 'normal' cricket with good intent. Well worth getting up early for.
Root 18, Bairstow 32
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Yorkshiremen safely steer England to lunch.
A fine partnership of 48 has dug them out of real trouble after three wickets fell for just five runs.
Crawley and Duckett's aggressive opening stand of 55 laid the platform, but it has been calm and steady from Root and Bairstow to end an enthralling opening session.
Edged... but four! Jonny Bairstow is playing with fire here, constantly going back in his crease and playing the ball late off the stumps.
He manages to edge this one safely past slip before giving his helmet a little bash to reinstate his concentration.
Axar Patel, sporting a jazzy pair of wide-rimmed orange sunglasses, twirls his way through another probing over that concedes just two.
England edge closer to lunch.
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Image source, StevenSat following the updates in a pub in Robe, South Australia. Thankfully it's very quiet so no grief yet from the locals. Decent wine at least.
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Ravindra Jadeja is back, and he starts the over with a beauty that rips past Joe Root's outside edge.
And this is day one. It's going to be fun.