Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

I loved that over from Hartley, loved the changes in field. He was dangling the carrot for Gill to hit over the top - but he didn’t take it and played it beautifully. He looks very calm.

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Now Ben Stokes makes his move by turning to his big mate Joe Root.

Root made the breakthrough with the wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal earlier.

Can he do it again?

Ben Stokes does well in the covers to stop runs to Shubman Gill on the cut.

It's a maiden from Tom Hartley to just squeeze the pressure.

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Ben Stokes stares down at the turf. He must be wondering if there anything he can do to change this. So often he has pulled off the incredible for England. Is there time for one more magic trick?

Just one from Bashir's over here.

One of India's coaches applauds above his head as Shubman Gill finds another gap for two.

For so long this morning India tentatively dug themselves into a hole. These two are dragging the hosts out of it with a very positive partnership.

Mark Ramprakash
Former England batter

The modern players love boundaries but perhaps they can do it in ones and twos. It's a real test of nerves and temperament.

The Indian cheers are drowning out the England fans' songs.

The locals find their voice again as Shubman Gill is roared back for the second after picking a gap.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

I just wonder if it’s worth bringing mid on up for a couple of balls. Keep deep mid wicket and see if they can tempt Gill to take on the big shot - they've got to get him out.

England have to tell themselves one wicket changes everything. The entrance of Dhruv Jurel has changed the complexion here. India look confident again.

That's my bad. I take full responsibility.

Dhruv Jurel drives Shoaib Bashir for four and there's an eruption of noise from a previously quiet crowd.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

Boundaries are proving so hard to come by. Ben Stokes' captaincy has been been very clever to block most options. There hasn't been a boundary from any of India’s batters apart from the openers.

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England haven't conceded a boundary in 30 overs!

Mark Ramprakash
Former England batter

I like the way Gill is coming down the wicket, not only looking to score but also able to defend from there if need be. Many batters, if they come down the wicket, they are only looking for the big shot.

These two batters have just switched the momentum back over after lunch. The England fans break into a rendition of The Great Escape theme. This would be one of their best rescue acts.

Shoaib Bashir gets down from his lanky height to sprawl in the dirt and field off his own bowling. His England team-mates applaud the effort. Every run is crucial.

Shubman Gill lets out a wild scream to send back his batting partner as Jurel sets off for a single.

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Dhruv Jurel finds another single to move into double figures.

Dog walk, anyone?