Time for the players to grab a bit of liquid refreshment.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

That was the fourth time Jofra Archer has bowled more than five overs inside the first 15 overs of an ODI - previously doing so twice in the 2025 Champions Trophy (2-32 in 7 overs v South Africa, 2-33 in 6 overs v Afghanistan) as well as taking 4-10 in 7 overs against South Africa in Southampton last year.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

There was some real venom in that shot. Not a conventional stroke from Shubman Gill.

A little bit of uneven bounce found by Josh Tongue with the last-but-one delivery of his over which stays low and leaves Shubman Gill awkwardly jabbing his bat down.

However, Gill finishes the over with a fourish as he thrashes Tongue's final ball it through long-off for four.

This pair have consolidated things for India.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

India have a lot of people playing today who don't have a lot of recently played cricket behind them.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There's certainly something in this pitch for the quicker bowlers.

Jofra Archer, sporting a blue wrist watch the same colour as England's shirt, bowls full to Shreyas Iyer who drills it back low at him.

Archer fields off his own bowling before motioning to throw down the stumps st the striker's end. At the non-striker's end, Shubman Gill dives to make his ground anyway.

Penultimate ball of the over and Shreyas pops it in the air where short leg would be positioned, but it drops safe.

Archer then draws an edge from the final delivery but it's wide of first slip.

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Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This game is on in a way that perhaps people wouldn't have expected.

India were in cruise control but those two wickets have made it a very different game for India. Shubman Gill will prove to be a very important wicket for England.

Harry Brook has his hands on his head.

A waft from Shreyas Iyer to a delivery back of a length from Josh Tongue leaves the England captain cursing his luck.

Final ball of the over and Shreyas drives Tongue on the up towards point but it just skids into the turf just before it is stopped by Will Jacks.

Where would England be without these two?

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Shreyas Iyer picks up a second boundary with a stylish drive off Sam Curran.

Later in the over Shubman Gill produces an even-more gorgeous straight drive for four of his own off Curran.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Shubman Gill has been dismissed inside the powerplay in just 15 of his 58 innings when opening the batting in ODIs, all while going at an impressive strike-rate of 94 inside the first 10 overs.

England building a little bit of pressure here at Edgbaston.

Josh Tongue's latest over is bookended by singles with four dots inbetween.

There's not much in this according to the worm.

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Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

The ball is doing a bit for these seamers. I think England didn't expect it to do this much.

It's going to be an interesting challenge for Harry Brook. He's going to have to bowl a minimum of 20 overs of spin.

Another tight-ish over from Sam Curran with just a three singles plus a wide.

England's powerplay?

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Jofra Archer has taken 13 powerplay wickets in his 10 ODI outings since the start of 2025, at an average of just 16.0 and an economy rate of 4.45.

Shreyas Iyer is the new batter. He collects four off Jofra Archer's final ball of the over with a glance of his hips which goes between leg slip and the wicketkeeper.

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Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Disappointment for many people in this crowd.