Stumps on Day 1! End of the first day of the second Test match at Edgbaston. The top headline belongs to Indian captain Shubman Gill, who will remain unbeaten overnight on a magnificent 114. Yashasvi Jaiswal made a brilliant 87, while Ravindra Jadeja is nearing his half-century too.

IND 310/5 (85) - Stumps

Ravindra Jadeja enters the 40s. It has been a solid knock from the left-hander, who has provided Gill exactly the support he needed after two wickets fell in the space of 10 balls. One more over to go today!

IND 308/5 (84)

Boundary for Gill, 300 up for India! Wide and full outside off-stump from Brydon Carse, but sliced away for a boundary over third man by the Indian captain. England have taken the new ball, but so far it is not yielding results.

IND 302/5 (81.4)

Vijay Hazare, Sunil Gavaskar, Virat Kohli and now Shubman Gill! The 25-year-old adds himself to an elite list of Indian captains to slam centuries in their first two Tests as captain. Terrific hundred, very different to the one at Headingley, but played with just as much class.

CENTURY FOR SHUBMAN GILL! First Test as captain, century. Second Test as captain, another century. Responsible innings, through a difficult match situation. Pure class from the Indian captain, and he punches the air in delight. Kisses the MRF bat. Gets there with another sweep off Root, it's taken him 199 balls.

IND 291/5 (80)

Shubman Gill goes to 98! Sweeps against Joe Root in the final over before the new ball, and is now just 2 runs away from the three-figure mark. Edgbaston prepares to rise in applause of the Indian captain!

IND 287/5 (79.5)

Shubman Gill is into the nineties! Short of a length and delicately placed towards third man for a boundary by the right-hander. Up to 91, and now just 9 runs away from centuries in his first two Tests as India captain. He will emulate what Kohli did in his first two Tests as captain, way back in 2014/15.

IND 280/5 (78)

Ravindra Jadeja picks up another boundary! Wide outside off-stump from Shoaib Bashir, Jadeja slams it over covers for a boundary. Fourth one for Jadeja, who will be eyeing his half-century now.

IND 275/5 (77)

Ravindra Jadeja slams another boundary! Short of a length from Josh Tongue and punched through the covers by the left-hander. Jadeja is playing a really gritty and handy innings here, showing his value at No. 7.

IND 266/5 (75.3)

Slow, but steady. That seems to have been the mantra for Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja. After two quick wickets, India's No. 1 priority must be to not lose any more wickets in the remainder of Day 1. Partnership of 51 now, with mostly some excellent running between the two.

IND 262/5 (75)

70 overs done on Day 1. India's first innings has gone from a position of comfort to a position of slight bother, and they need a couple of big partnerships to post a good first innings total amid excellent batting conditions. Shubman Gill is on 78, and leading the way.

IND 246/5 (70)

After the moments of hara-kiri, where India lost Pant and Reddy in the space of 10 balls, Gill and Jadeja have somewhat stabilized the ship. However, with conditions still well in favour of batting, these two need to stitch a long partnership. Batting still to come with Washington Sundar up next.

IND 243/5 (68)

Gill up to 75! Cracking shot through the covers. Full, outside off-stump from Brydon Carse, and driven with class. Shubman Gill continuing to show that he's taken a real leap in his batting. Thriving under responsibility.

IND 236/5 (66.1)

Maiden over from Brydon Carse to Ravindra Jadeja. The left-hander has also started off pretty slowly here. Good, tight bowling the England seamer, with Jadeja nearly playing it onto his stumps on one instance there.

IND 223/5 (65)

OUT! 2 wickets in 10 balls for England! Nitish Reddy comes and Nitish Reddy goes. Leaves Chris Woakes' delivery, but the ball swings back in and dismantles his stumps. 5 wickets down with a long time still to go on Day 1. Huge pressure now on Gill!

IND 211/5 (61.4)

Nitish Kumar Reddy is in at No. 6. The pace-bowling all-rounder replaced Shardul Thakur in the playing XI, but has walked out ahead of both Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. India need to stitch a big partnership.

IND 210/4 (61)

OUT! Big, big wicket for England! The dangerous Rishabh Pant is gone. Tossed up by Shoaib Bashir, tempts Pant into a big shot but he doesn't connect it well. Straight to Zak Crawley at long-on who takes a top catch.

IND 208/4 (60.1)

Pant brings out the classic! Bashir into the attack, Pant goes down on the ground and pummels it between deep square-leg and deep fine-leg for a boundary. First boundary of the session for the maverick left-hander. 200 up for India!

IND 200/3 (58.1)

Half-century for Shubman Gill! Excellent knock by the Indian captain. Walked in with a big partnership needed, and has shown conviction at his end of the crease. Five boundaries, some diligent running, and leaving the right deliveries.

IND 193/3 (56.4)

Boundary for Shubman Gill! Full and flicked away for four through mid-wicket by the Indian captain. He moves up to 46, and is nearing his half-century now. Patient knock from him now taking pace.

IND 188/3 (56)

According to Sunil Gavaskar, a good total for India will be 300/4 by Stumps on Day 1. However, he also adds the footnote that with Rishabh Pant at the crease, it could go well beyond that figure. At least 30 overs should be played in the third session.

IND 183/3 (55)

We are underway for the final session of the day. Chris Woakes taking the ball, Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill at the crease for India. Pant and Gill have been very patient so far, can they accelerate in the last session?

IND 182/3 (53.1)

Rishabh Pant smashed a big six just 5 minutes before Tea. He has made a patient start, perhaps un-Rishabh Pant like. But that six, over long-on, coming down the track against the spinner, will send England a big warning of what's possibly to come.

Tea on Day 1! 84 runs in 28 overs in the second session, with the loss of one wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal fell 13 runs short of what would've been another excellent ton. England captain Ben Stokes took the lone wicket. Gill is nearing his half-century, but he's played a really patient knock so far.

First maximum of the Test match! Who else, but Rishabh Pant!? Comes down the track and clears Shoaib Bashir over long-on for 6. Pant has taken some time to get going, but now hits his first boundary of the innings.

IND 178/3 (51)

50 overs have been played on Day 1 of the second Test at Edgbaston. Rishabh Pant has made an unusually slow start, making 6 runs off 18 balls. Shubman Gill has faced over 100 delivieres, and is only on 38. 

IND 170/3 (50)

Time for Rishabh Pant! The maverick left-hander became the first-ever Asian batter to score two centuries in the same match on English soil in the first Test. What can he do now? Always an entertainer. India need Pant and Gill to stitch a big partnership again.

IND 164/3 (47)

OUT! Caught behind! Yashasvi Jaiswal is gone for 87. England captain Ben Stokes strikes, and look at the celebration. He is absolutely ecstatic, he is pumped! Jaiswal flashes at a ball outside off-stump, takes a nick that is caught by Jamie Smith.

IND 161/3 (45.1)

Shoaib Bashir bowls it fuller and Shubman Gill has slammed it away for a four. He danced down the track and played a lofted drive through the extra cover for a stunning boundary. A single follows. Six runs came off the over.

IND 155/2 (43) 

Yashasvi Jaiswal is into the eighties. The left-hander continuing to hit the odd boundary, taking singles and twos and nearing his second century of the series in as many Test matches. Not been a very eventful period in the game, otherwise.

IND 141/2 (39)

Don Bradman boasts the highest average by a batter against England -- 89.8. However, Jaiswal currently averages nearly 82 against England, which is the third-highest among any batter. Should he go on to score a big knock today, he can surpass Bradman!

Close! Great delivery by Brydon Carse, Gill went for the front foot defence but it hit him on the pads. Looked plumb but the umpire signals not out. Ben Stokes goes up with a DRS review, and UltraEdge shows bat before pad. Gill survives!

IND 127/2 (33.4)

4 more for Gill! Just like London buses at the moment. You wait so long for one, and then two come along at once! Straighter this time from Woakes, Gill tries a traditional block but a thick outside edge takes the ball away for 4 through third-man once again.

IND 126/2 (32.4)

First boundary for Gill! Outside off-stump from Chris Woakes, Gill opens the face of the bat at the last moment and jabs the ball away for 4 through third-man. He's taken 34 balls, but the first boundary has finally arrived.

IND 122/2 (32.1)

Shubman Gill's slow start continues. Happy to block and leave at the moment. 26 balls, 4 runs for the Indian captain. 30 overs done on Day 1 of the second Test, five overs done after Lunch. 13 runs added in those 5, mainly by Jaiswal.

IND 111/2 (30)

Just 4 runs off his first 20 balls, Shubman Gill has made a cautious start to his innings. Unlike at Headingley, where Gill scored at a brisk pace right from the get-go, he's taking his time to get settled here. 

IND 111/2 (29)

First boundary after Lunch! Full outside off-stump from Brydon Carse, Jaiswal opens the face of the bat and guides it away for a boundary past the slip cordon. Nearing the 70s now, and will be very much keen on getting a hundred.

IND 104/2 (26)

100 up for Team India! Comes after a lovely cover drive from Jaiswal, and the batters run two. Jaiswal up and running after Lunch, moves on to 64. He's played at a brisk pace, and will be eyeing his century now.

IND 100/2 (25.3)

The sun is shining brightly as the players get ready to come out for the second session on Day 1. Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal have the responsibility of taking India forward, while England will be hoping to make more inroads.

With the sun out, these are conditions that will favour the batters.

Yashasvi Jaiswal has made another good start, but can Shubman Gill follow up from his 147 at Headingley with a big knock here? In what seems like excellent batting conditions, Gill will have a big role to play to take India towards a handsome total.

A shared first session this is! Yashasvi Jaiswal shone with the bat for India while Brydon Carse and Chris Woakes accounted for a wicket each. India started slow but later accelerated really well through Jaiswal (62 not out) and Karun Nair (31). England managed to bounce back as they claimed the wicket of Nair.

IND 98/2 (25)

Karun Nair has been dismissed by Brydon Carse. That short ball got awkward bounce from the surface. It surprised Nair and the batter ended up getting an outside edge to the second slip. The 80-run partnership for the second wicket has been broken. India are two down.

Yashasvi Jaiswal races to his half-century in just 59 balls. He has slammed Josh Tongue for two consecutive fours to reach the milestone. This has been an entertaining knock from the southpaw so far. He has smashed 10 fours to reach his fifty. 

England captain Ben Stokes and India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal were involved in a war of words during the 17th over.