Will Jacks is animated as he moves fielders around ahead of his first over.

Shubman Gill is sat on the floor using the physio's body for shade. Then he has a bit of a stretch.

Liam Dawson enters the attack and concedes six runs. One of them is a wide, taking England's extras tally to 19. That's more than the combined contribution of Rohit Sharma (11) and Virat Kohli (5).

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

Jacob Bethell isn't asking any questions of the Indian batters here. He's just placing the ball and not finding any real turn.

Jacob Bethell enters the attack. His opening delivery is glanced boundary-wards by Shreyas Iyer but Adil Rashid halts it before the rope and India have to settle for three.

There's no stopping Shubman Gill, however. The skipper picks a gap through the covers and collects four.

Another 10 knocked off India's chase. The required rate is edging down towards 4.5 runs per over.

Now it's Adil Rashid's turn to lose his radar. It's too full down the leg side and Shubman Gill sweeps casually along the floor for four.

Two balls later, he strays again. Gill goes up and and over with this sweep. One-bounce four.

Messy, messy, messy from Sam Curran. His bouncer wanders down leg side and away to the rope. Just the 18 runs from wides in this innings.

India need 149 runs from 30 overs. England were 93-5 at the same stage.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's always good watching Shubman bat - he makes it look so easy. He doesn't look like he's going at a run a ball. He's similar to Joe Root in that fashion.

50 for Shubman Gillpublished at 19.4 overs

19.4 overs

Shubman Gill takes a single off Sam Curran to bring up the 50 partnership.

Three balls later, India's skipper sends Curran to the rope, steering a wider delivery around the wicketkeeper. That's a half-century for Gill off 51 balls.

Kieran Parmley
CricViz analyst

Adil Rashid has an overall economy rate of 6.09 when facing India in ODIs, his highest for any opponent he's faced multiple times. Interestingly he's fared much better against India at home than away, with an economy rate of just 5.13 in home matches against India compared to 6.59 away from home.

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Adil Rashid limits India to three singles. They're creeping towards three figures.

India are ahead by a worm's nose.

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Brief excitement as Shreyas Iyer top-edges a bouncer over short fine leg. It lands comfortably short of Josh Tongue running round.

Sam Curran's final delivery is a blot on an otherwise tidy over, losing his line and straying down leg. Jos Buttler's outstretched glove prevents five wides but India knock three off their chase via that ball and a single off the extra one.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I think Harry Brook captained quite nicely in the T20s.

He also seems to have been quite proactive here. He's left bowlers on for some extra overs to stay more attacking.

Three jogged singles.

Far too early for India to panic, NatCanadian (@16:32). The required rate is only 5.15.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Adil Rashid is coming into the attack now. This is going to be an important spell from him, he's a crucial player for England in these middle overs.

England have just got to squeeze.