7.07pm Right, that's enough action for one day. We lost an hour and a half to rain, and still the game is in fast-forward. Bring on day two! From Miller, Monga and Thilak, good night!

7.01pm Well, that has been a gripping opening day. So much ebb and flow, or ebb, torrent, ebb, to be frank, as England made the early running after winning the toss, with Potts and Anderson reducing India to 98 for 5. But Rishabh Pant's wonderful 146 from 111 balls, allied to Ravindra Jadeja's unbeaten 83, seized the afternoon with 222-run stand, but two late wickets, and some reticence about the quality of India's tail, means there is still a chance for England to wrap this up quickly on day two. And given how quickly this day has escalated, there's oodles of time for the match to take shape.

"Pant came out to play a bit of Bazball, as everyone keeps calling it," says Paul Collingwood, England's assistant coach. "When you have a bit of moisture in the pitch early on, you have a chance to take early wickets, which is what we did. We're going against the grain of much of the cricket's been played over the last 100 years, but Pant came out and played a blinder. You've got to give him full credit. We are trying to play as positive as possible, and play entertaining cricket. Ben's not going to take a backwards step."

Four slips, and a leg slip

Right, this is conceivably the day's final over. And Jadeja is on strike. And on 74, since you didn't ask. And suddenly the field is in, three slips and an attacking line from round the wicket

Sajeel Liaqat: "Silly from India to refuse singles. Should rather attack and try to add 50 more runs since shami knows how to use the long handle. Why try surviving when you found yourself at 98-5 doing that. " Different strokes, different blokes

Chandra: "Right now England look like the frauds. We will soon find out if that ain't true. " A bit extreme, I would argue this is fascinatingly poised

Ram: "Protecting Shami? How is that positive????Bizarre from Jadeja and India" Maybe they are playing for the close, but it does seem odd

Ashish: "Why did you mention specially, that Jaddu is on 69?" Cos he was. I just say stuff

A packed leg-side field, and a fly-slip. Not much in Shami's half, you suspect