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Washington Sundar clips Brydon Carse behind square for two, moving to 17 with the only scoring shot of the over.

India have scored 48 runs in 16 overs this morning, with Shardul Thakur moving from 19 to 39.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Everyone says about a substitution, what about the comedic value of someone walking out in a moon boot?

It does look as if Rishabh Pant is going to bat in this innings. Credit to him if he does.

Oooh, that almost squeezed through.

A yorker from Ben Stokes and Washington Sundar gets down low to defend, ending up with his bat almost horizontal to the ground.

That means there's a little gap for the ball to pass under... and it rolls just wide of off stump.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

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Washington Sundar started his first class career opening the batting and has two first-class hundreds.

Changes at both ends for England as Brydon Carse replaces Jofra Archer after drinks.

Washington Sundar sends his first ball for two through point, and takes a single later in the over to move to 14 from 42 deliveries.

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One wicket this morning and it came in the second over as Jofra Archer struck with a new ball that was just 11 deliveries old.

He drew two edges earlier from India batters before one carried to Harry Brook, who took a fantastic low catch.

Jem Green
CricViz data analyst

In the 16 completed morning sessions of this series, the highest percentage of deliveries either edged or missed was day four at Lord's with England failing to make decent connection with 29.1% of the balls they faced. At the halfway stage of this morning session, India have missed or edged 37.0%

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

What a morning of cricket. The ball's done plenty more than it did yesterday, there's definitely a bit of nip. India have done a good job to only lose one wicket.

A solid riposte from Shardul Thakur, taking advantage of some width from Ben Stokes and lashing the England captain through the covers for four.

That's the end of the first hour of the day, and the players will take drinks.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Rod Tucker has had a brilliant game.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

It's gone past the gloves and grazed the shoulder.

Clipping the shoulder.

A good decision from Rod Tucker and England lose a review.

Well now.

Ben Stokes brings himself onto bowl and goes up for a caught behind off Shardul Thakur, who wanders away from his crease in the aftermath of the delivery.

Nothing from umpire Rod Tucker, England are going to take a look.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There's certainly a bit of seam movement out there.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

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Chris Woakes and Jofra Archer have been able to get 50% more movement in the air and around 50% off the pitch compared to yesterday.

Hmm, how do we interpret that "per team requirements", then? We've just had sight of Pant in the dressing room and he's in whites.

Meanwhile we do get one more over of Jofra Archer, with Washington Sundar edging his first delivery between slips and gully for his first four.

That brings up India's 300, and the India spinner doesn't score from the remainder of the over.