Missing! Jaiswal survives. He looked nervous there but can breathe a sigh of relief.

The crowd roars for him.

There is no bat...

Huge appeal! Jaiswal is pinned in front by Tom Hartley.

This looks close.

Oh, shot.

Jaiswal with a firm sweep to the square leg boundary off Joe Root. Player.

Just the two singles from the over. A big improvement.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

In tight games like these, captaincy becomes a very important aspect.

Just the one over for Mark Wood. Here's Tom Hartley.

His first ball in Test cricket was greeted by a Yashasvi Jaiswal six.

The pair are reunited quickly as Rohit takes a single to start the over.

Big appeal!

Joe Root begs the umpire for an lbw on Jaiswal, but it's probably going down leg.

And thankfully, they don't review. Let's try not to burn through them in the first 14 overs today, lads.

Joe Root gifts Rohit Sharma a full toss but he can't make the most of it, only slamming it to Ben Stokes at mid-off.

Rohit is laughing, though, looking pretty relaxed. And he responds by threading another full toss for four a couple of balls later.

Chris: How do England get Harry Brook back in the team (when he is ready) in light of Pope's innings? A nice problem to have, but definitely needs some careful thought.

Rohit dropped on 5published at 2 overs

2 overs

Ind 10-0

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Big, big moment.

A beauty from Mark Wood finds the outside edge as Rohit Sharma pokes outside off stump. It flies low to Zak Crawley at slip and runs away for four.

Initially, it looks like it's dropped short of him but replays show otherwise, and it's burst through his hands. How costly?

However, it seems like Jack Leach is not on the field for the start of the innings. Dan Lawrence is going through some back stretches on the boundary in his place.

A roar erupts around Hyderabad as Rohit Sharma gets India's first boundary, dabbing Mark Wood's first ball down to deep third.

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Here's a fitness update from the England camp: "Jack Leach has a haematoma (bruising) of the left knee sustained fielding on day one and two. He has been receiving treatment from the medical team. He will be on the field for the start of the fourth innings and is fit to bowl."

Solid in defence from Yashasvi Jaiswal to begin with. Joe Root gets the last ball to fizz and bounce, but Jaiswal safely leaves it alone outside off stump and keeps his hands low.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

Root with the new ball is a good move.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Hyderabad

This is the third time Joe Root has opened the bowling in Test cricket, but the first time he's bowled the first over.

Rohit Sharma blocks two dots before dabbing a single to mid-wicket for India's first run.

Yashasvi Jaiswal lit up the first innings with his swashbuckling 80. He played with no fear, but this is an entirely different scenario. It'll be interesting to see how he approaches this.

Right, enough of my chatting.

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal are making their way to the middle.

231 is their target. Joe Root has ball in hand.

Let's go.