IND vs ENG Live Score, 1st Test Match Day 2: Will Shubman Gill score a double century on captaincy debut?

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, Pitched-up delivery, honing into the off stump, Rahul blocks it on the front foot.

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, Length delivery on middle leg, KL Rahul cautiously flicks it to short mid-wicket.

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, FOUR! Driven down the ground! Overpitched on off, KL Rahul drives this nicely down the ground past mid off and picks up another boundary.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Length delivery, on off, Yashasvi Jaiswal defends it to the left of point and calls for a single.

DRINKS BREAK. The general saying is that the first hour sets the tone for the day. In this case, for the series. India have been positively watchful, not being too defensive and looking to punish the bad balls. It's England who have been impatient. They have not found much swing and when they have, just sprayed it around, not able to control it. Brydon Carse has been the only bowler to put some doubts into the batters' minds and this opening hour has been nothing short of waste by the hosts. Now, they face a tougher task with the new ball being seen off. What would be interesting to see is - given what they have seen so far, there doesn't seem to be much teeth in this English attack. Will the Indians do a 'Baz'ball with Baz watching from the opposite balcony?

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Good take from the keeper! Pitched up from wide of the crease and angled well down leg. Rahul misses the flick as Jamie Smith springs to his left and pouches it safely.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Fuller and angled into the legs, KL Rahul drives it straight to mid on.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Length ball at the stumps, jammed back onto the pitch by Rahul.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Woakes bowls this from wide of the crease. This is a yorker on leg stump, KL Rahul flicks it to short square leg.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, FOUR! Overpitched and punished! Woakes goes full, in search of swing, the line is outside off, KL Rahul nicely again leans into the drive as he shifts his weight and drives this one through extra cover for four.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Good length, on middle, KL Rahul defends it to mid on.

We are all talking about India missing Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. But what about England? How badly will they miss James Anderson? Already without Stuart Broad, Jofra Archer and Mark Wood, with due respect, this current attack looks none better than the ones in the warmup games that India faced, with no real threat from any of the bowlers. Have to say, Jimmy would have walked with one leg to lead this attack, if he had not retired.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! Put away with disdain! Not quite a half volley but in the zone and on off, Yashasvi Jaiswal gets on the front foot and shows the full face of the bat before playing a lovely straight drive back past the bowler for yet another boundary. India now 40/0 after 13 overs.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Good change up from Josh! Dug in a bit short and around off, gets the ball to really jump up off the deck. Jaiswal hops up and does well to keep it down on the off side.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Keeps the length full and looks to target off and middle stump, Jaiswal drives it right back and Tongue gets a hand on it on the followthrough.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, On a length on off, Yashasvi Jaiswal solidly defends it off the front foot.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, That is a really sorry review from Ben Stokes. And one has to blame the keeper, Jamie Smith, for this. To the naked eye, it seemed to be going down the leg side and the Ball Tracking just rubs it in. Josh Tongue targets the fuller length and nearly slips in a yorker. The ball swings into the left hander. Jaiswal is surprised by the extra full length as he looks to dig it out but the ball beats his bat and hits him on the back leg. There is a huge appeal from Tongue but the umpire is still. For some reason, the keeper, Smith, is interested and after a discussion with the bowler and Smith, Ben Stokes goes for the review. Here's Ball Tracking. Remember - we said, Ball Tracking will rub it in? That's because the ball is PITCHING OUTSIDE LEG, that too, from around the wicket. That's how bad the review was.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, From round the wicket, on a length, moving away, just a touch, in the channel outside off. Jaiswal leaves it alone.

Amongst all the grounds in England, the length needs to be the fullest at Headingley to try and hit the top of off stump. That is why, we are seeing a fair bit of half volleys this morning. But additionally, the bowlers need to be careful to not overdo it, as on a good pitch like this, with the sun beating down, that is a recipe for disaster as the ball will just keep travelling.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Similar line and length to the previous one, this one has a bit more carry as KL shoulders arms again.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Good length, in and around off, nibbling away off the deck. Rahul shoulders arms at it.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Seam-up delivery from Woakes, lands a bit short of a full length and in the channel around off. Left alone.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Back of a length again, on off, KL Rahul gets right behind the line of the ball and blocks it off the back foot.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, Back of a length, moving away, a bit of overcorrection from Chris Woakes. KL Rahul sees the line of the ball, which is well outside off and leaves it alone.

Chris Woakes to KL Rahul, FOUR! Lovely shot! A touch full, and moving away, in the channel outside off, KL Rahul nicely leans into the cover drive and plays it along the ground to the extra cover fence.

KL Rahul has scored the most runs among Indian openers since 2015 in Tests. Before this match, it read 2803 runs at an average of 35, which includes 14 half centuries and 7 tons. Change of ends for Chris Woakes. 5-1-14-0 so far.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Bowls it well short now and wide as well, Jaiswal backs away and cuts it straight to the backward point fielder.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! That one, on the other hand, was asking to be hit! A juicy half volley on off, Yashasvi Jaiswal shows the full face of the bat and drills it back past KL Rahul at the other end and the ball rolls away to the fence.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, And again, Yashasvi Jaiswal getting a bit restless! Not all that short and angled across off, Jaiswal starts to fall back as he looks to thrash the ball away square on the off side and misses.

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, Good length delivery sliding on the pads, KL Rahul looks to work it behind square, but misses. The ball hits him near the thigh pad region and starts trickling towards deep fine leg. The batters sneak in a leg bye.

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, Angled in on off, on a good length, KL Rahul defends it to point.

Josh Tongue to KL Rahul, Full toss on off, KL Rahul drives it back to the bowler.

In their first game as an opening pair, KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal stitched up 201 runs as an opening partnership against Australia. The first bowling change of the morning and the Test. Josh Tongue into the attack.

Brydon Carse to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ouch! That must have stung Yashasvi Jaiswal! Brydon Carse bangs this one over leg stump, Jaiswal gets a bit side on and the ball just rushes him, leaving him no room to escape. Jaiswal gets a blow just under the arm guard and on the hip bone, it seems.

Brydon Carse to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Pitched-up delivery around middle and at 142 kph, Jaiswal just covers the line and blocks it down the pitch.

Brydon Carse to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Full and on the fourth stump line, sliding straight on. Left alone by YJ and this one zips through to the keeper.

Brydon Carse to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ahh... impatience? Or just the modern day cricketer, trying to attack? The second point is not that bad, just that the ball was not too bad either. Yes, it was short of a length, outside off, but not all that wide. Yashasvi Jaiswal went hard on the cut but missed. Carse heard something but no one gave him support. Ben Stokes is off the field for now. Nothing on UltraEdge. Ollie Pope would be in charge for now but his DRS record isn't too promising.

Brydon Carse to KL Rahul, And now, a bit too straight. Rahul tucks it off his hips through square leg for a single.

Brydon Carse to KL Rahul, Too wide again. Landed on a length, but pretty far outside off. Moves away but KL Rahul is in no mood to flirt with that.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Pitched up around off, angling much further away, easy leave this time for Jaiswal.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Just full of a good length and on off, not much swing there, Jaiswal plays it late and nudges it down towards the slip cordon.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, YJ tries to step down the pitch but Woakes sees him coming and spears this one in. Jaiswal pushes it towards mid on.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Much better. Woakes gets the ball to land around off and makes Jaiswal play at it. Then, the ball moves away off the deck, after drawing him forward, to beat the outside edge.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, This one swings a mile. Pitched well outside off, on a fuller length, Yashasvi Jaiswal lets it pass.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Outside off, left alone.

A draw in Galle? Well, usually in Galle, Sri Lanka, Test matches don't end in a draw. They give one result or the other. But the way this opening Test between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh seems to be going, we might end up seeing 15 sessions, only to result in a handshake. Bangladesh's 495 was met by Sri Lanka's 485 and with the score reading 112/2 for Bangladesh with around 90 minutes to go for Stumps on Day 4, seems like a draw is the lilkeliest result.

Brydon Carse to KL Rahul, Well bowled and well left! Good length, in the channel, angling in and then straightening down the line. Rahul plays well inside the line.

Stokes has just given a signal to Josh Tongue, to get loose. Might see him from Woakes' end in an over or two.

Brydon Carse to KL Rahul, Goes fuller now and tries to entice the batter into a cover drive. KL watches it all the way and makes a leave.

Brydon Carse to KL Rahul, Well negotiated! Hard length, targeting the top of off stump, just nibbles away. Rahul presses back and keeps it out to gully.