Where's that come from?!

Shubman Gill gets down on one knee and slog sweeps Shoaib Bashir for four more! Shot.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler

For the first time in a long time, you look at the batting line-up from India and they look more fragile than ever. England will have to work hard on what seems like a flat surface but they are one wicket away from a potential collapse.

No, my eyes are not deceiving me - there's a boundary!

Shubman Gill opens the face of the bat with the most precise timing and guides Jimmy Anderson down to deep third for four. Lovely.

We're whizzing through the overs here, thanks to India's lack of intent.

There's nothing in the pitch. Only lack of commitment to a shot will get them out here, you'd think - as Rohit Sharma's dismissal proved.

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Debutant Xavier Bartlett took three early wickets for the hosts but Windies are fighting back through Keacy Carty and Roston Chase.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

India are batting like a team that has taken a barrage of criticism. Very timorous and don’t seem clear on how to play.

Jaiswal in particular seems uncertain about whether to stick or twist at the moment. There are so many gaps, they could easily go at four or five an over without breaking a sweat but he's still being very cautious.

Makes you wonder what messages he's receiving, especially given how aggressive he was in Hyderabad - and was successful with it, too.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Shoaib Bashir looks very calm and controlled. He is bowling both over and round the wicket and has offered very few loose balls. It is always such a boost to get an early wicket because it stops you searching.

Gill and Jaiswal make the most of the gaps, nudging four singles from Shoaib Bashir's over with relative ease.

Half an hour to go until lunch.

It appears your six-month-old has a sense for wickets, Matt. Couple more would be nice, if you don't mind asking.

My word, almost a second!

Jaiswal takes the attack to Bashir, who is troubling him with some turn and extra bounce from his height. The batter miscues a sweep, the ball flying off the top edge just past a sprinting Jonny Bairstow at square leg.

Tom Hartley channels his inner Ravindra Jadeja (big compliment) and whizzes through an over in the blink of an eye.

Just one from it.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam

Really interesting to see how Stokes has handled Bashir this morning. For the Rohit wicket, there were three men on the boundary. I can't remember that being the case very often in India's first innings in Hyderabad.

Two more from Bashir's next over.

Big innings for Shubman Gill, this. He's been India's future superstar for a long time now but hasn't quite lived up to the huge expectation on his shoulders.

But with another prodigy in Jaiswal for company, we are looking at a pair who are going to be around for a long time.

That first Test wicket feeling!

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Yashasvi Jaiswal isn't feeling the pressure of seeing his captain depart.

He sweeps Tom Hartley to the ropes, clips three more off his pads before the spinner gifts Shubman Gill a full toss for his first boundary.

12 off the over eases the pressure a tad.