And that is the last meaningful action of the session.

England were superb early on and will be pretty happy. India, led by Rohit Sharma, have fought back well.

Rohit dragged his foot a bit but it never left the crease.

There are loud cheers as the decision is given on the screen.

He hasn't, has he?

Ben Foakes and Joe Root appeal loudly for a stumping against Rohit...

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Ah! The ‘last over before lunch’ ploy for the leg spinner.

Rehan Ahmed is coming on to bowl the final over of the session.

Joe Root is not having the best day. A dropped catch and now a full toss and a half-tracker. Both are put away by Jadeja which gets him out of his rut.

An England fan is stroking his chin in the crowd. Hmmm.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

A steady recovery led by Rohit. With Jadeja these two have not missed out on any loose stuff. And there’s usually one poor ball per over by the spinners.

50 for Rohit Sharmapublished at 23 overs

23 overs

Rohit survives a tight lbw shout - it would have been umpire's call had England reviewed - before strolling to his half-century after flicking into the deep for a couple.

He's digging his side out of this hole.

Joe Root spoils a good over by firing the final ball down the leg side. Rohit sweeps as there's no chance for the fielder at fine leg. With that boundary the India skipper moves to 49.

Another over goes by with the only run coming off the bat of Rohit Sharma. There are just over 10 minutes to go until lunch. Plenty of time for one more wicket...

Joe Root starts with a maiden to Jadeja who, having started quite well, seems to be lacking rhythm on his return. He's lurching around a bit. It's like watching someone playing impressively through a blindfold.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot

Credit to Rohit for clinging on in there. He's been hit on the head, dropped and given out lbw. Hartley got that wicket of Patidar and found something from the pitch, but he's bowled one loose ball an over, allowing Rohit to get after him.

In fact Joe Root is going to have the chance to make up for the mistake himself.

He's coming on to bowl for the first time.

Skipper Stokes skews his face up a little as Tom Hartley drops short and is hacked away by Rohit to the delight of the crowd.

Joe Root is still standing at slip. Rohit has added 16 since the drop.

Anderson, while switching from over to round the wicket without a care in the world, keeps Jadeja quiet through another maiden.

He offers so much control.

Glorious from Rohit who cracks Tom Hartley back over his head to send the ball thudding into the advertising boards on the bounce.

It's a brilliant tussle. I don't think Stokes will even contemplate putting the field back.

I know most of you are following this from bed anyway but don't go anywhere. Anything could happen here.

With the ball moving for Anderson, Rohit again charges and chips the ball agonisingly over Dan Lawrence at mid-on.

The next ball is a textbook back-foot punch for four.

It's real, Sheila. I promise. And the funny thing is it could have been even better had Joe Root held onto that catch to dismiss Rohit.

Jadeja drives for four to end Tom Hartley's over.