UPDATES | Fifth Test, Day 2 | England run through tail in the first hour; India bowled out for 224

FALL OF WICKETS!

69.4 Atkinson to Prasidh, out Caught by Jamie Smith!! Fifer for Atkinson!! England have bundled out India within the first 30 minutes. A classic outswinger, pitched on a length near off and moved away. Grazes the outside edge of a hapless Prasidh trying to defend and Jamie Smith does the rest. India all out for 224. 

Prasidh c Jamie Smith b Atkinson 0(2)

69.2 Atkinson to Siraj, out Bowled!! Knocked over! A fuller delivery that was the inswinger, pitches outside off and nips inwards. Mohammed Siraj with a big gap between bat and pad. The ball thunders through that gap and castles the stumps. Siraj b Atkinson 0(4)

67.4 Atkinson to Washington Sundar, out Caught by Jamie Overton!! Gone this time! Short again, and angling in sharply from round the wicket. Sundar hangs on his back leg and tries to pull it away. Makes no effort to keep it down and hits it a bit too well to end up getting holed out at deep square leg. 

Washington Sundar c Jamie Overton b Atkinson 26(55)

66.5 Tongue to Karun Nair, out Lbw!! Josh Tongue after spraying it down the leg side and well wide outside off produces another ripper to get rid of Karun Nair! A bit fuller and pitched just outside off, nipped back in sharply and beats the inside edge and thuds onto the back pad knee roll. Very tentative from Karun Nair, made minimal foot movement on that delivery and the front leg angled to his left. 

Karun Nair lbw b Tongue 57(109) [4s-8]

After a rain interrupted first day, India find themselves at 204/6 with Karun Nair batting unbeaten on 52. He is joined by Washington Sundar who's looked fairly steady at 19. On an overcast day, England's bowlers found plenty of movement and tested the Indian batters throughout the day. Today the forecast is for a much sunnier day, and the Indian batters will try to pile on some more runs. England are going to be without Chris Woakes who injured his left shoulder while attempting a dive yesterday. We're not too far from the start of play.

On a tricky surface with overcast conditions, India have manouvered along well to finish with 204/6, with Karun Nair showing the way with an unbeaten 52. Jaiswal was out early, and then Rahul chopped one back onto his stumps. Gill was needlessly run out, and Sai Sudharsan and Ravindra Jadeja got starts but couldn't consolidate. Karun Nair was watchful throughout his innings and he found some support with Dhruv Jurel and Washington Sundar, as England won't be fully satisfied with their bowling effort. They had the better of conditions on this rain marred first day, but didn't bowl with enough consistency and bowled too many wide deliveries. Josh Tongue produced two jaffas to get right of the two left-handers, and Woakes and Atkinson chipped in with wickets as well. England will most likely be without Woakes for tomorrow and maybe the rest of this Test, as he hurt his left shoulder while diving to protect a boundary. That's all from this exciting and attritional day of cricket, back tomorrow!

49.3 Atkinson to Dhruv Jurel, out Caught by Brook!! Extra bounce, cut shot and another dismissal! This time off the outside edge though unlike KL Rahul. Good length delivery just outside off, leapt off the deck and nipped back in, got big on Dhruv Jurel as he looked to cut, he couldn't get on top of the bounce and it took a thick outside edge before flying to Brook at second slip, he moved well and took a good high catch to his right. Promise shown by Jurel fizzles out into nothing. India in a bit of trouble now, six down. Dhruv Jurel c Brook b Atkinson 19(40)

39.3 Tongue to Jadeja, out Caught by Jamie Smith!! Oopsy, I cannot get out of the way kind of push-defence from Jadeja. Another peach of a ball that a batter couldn't have done much about. Tongue has been wayward spraying it down the leg-side often, but he's bowled some tough balls as well and got two wickets in this spell. This short of length delivery jumped on Jadeja while moving away. Jadeja was hopping to try and defend, but all he managed was an outside edge almost unavoidable.Jadeja c Jamie Smith b Tongue 9(13)

35.4 Tongue to Sai Sudharsan, out Caught by Jamie Smith!! Edged and gone! Nothing the batter could have done there to escape this ball. Wobble seam short of length delivery angling in and heading bang on off stump. Sai Sudharsan had to play. He tried to defend off the back foot, but the ball nipped away late. Sai got squared up, the bat came down at an angle because of that and the outside edge was ineviatable. Sai grimaces, throws his head back and walks off without waiting for the finger. England have got a batter who was determined to dig deep. Sai Sudharsan c Jamie Smith b Tongue 38(108)

Players are going off as the umpires call for the covers. Not a sudden downpour like we had around lunch time so the groundstaff have enough time. The hessian goes first on the pitch before the plastic sheets. Interestingly, it's not the hover cover here at The Oval.

27.2 Atkinson to Gill, out Gill Run Out!! That is suicidal from Gill. Just when there was a thought about the understanding these two have since their IPL time, Gill sets off on a run that was definitely not on. He defended this fullish delivery towards short cover. The ball wasn't far away from Atkinson though. Gill was halfway down the pitch despite Sai behaving like a traffic cop trying to stop his captain but Gill completely misjudged the run. Sai did take a step forward but you can't blame him there.

Gill run out (Atkinson) 21(35)

Every time Shubman Gill has crossed 20 runs in this series, he has gone on to make a hundred!

The start of the second session on the opening day of the fifth Test between India and England has been delayed due to rain at The Oval on Thursday. The umpires will make an inspection of the ground at 7pm.

An unexpected heavy downpour here in London. Nobody was prepared for that. The umpires rush the players off the ground. The cricketers are bolting off the ground, and the groundsmen are hurrying onto the ground with covers. And that will also be Lunch. A grey morning in London has made for some superb cricket. On the grassiest pitch of the series so far, England chose to bowl first and they picked up an early wicket - as Jaiswal misjudged a Gus Atkinson delivery that angled in sharply. KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan held fort superbly, showing great technique against the moving ball. However, after all that hard work in the first hour, KL Rahul chopped one back onto his stumps trying to cut Chris Woakes. Shubman Gill has come out and looked positive, while Sai Sudharsan has feasted on anything too full from the English bowlers. The English seamers were a bit wayward and bowled too wide at times, but they still have two wickets to show for it. It is pouring down quite strongly now, many have left their seats to take shelter. Hopefully the rain subsides soon and we'll get more of engaging cricket. Hang around.

15.1 Woakes to Rahul, out Bowled!! Chopped on! A back of length delivery, shapes away but decks back in off the deck and gets a bit of steep bounce. Rahul tried to cut but that ball got too close to be playing that shot. Was forced to hack at it with an angled bat and he ends up chopping it back onto his stumps. All that hard work against the new ball from Rahul goes in vain. An innings that showed lot of early promise ends prematurely. 

Rahul b Woakes 14(40)

A probing first hour from England under helpful conditions. They've got a wicket to show for it, but they would've definitely liked more. These two Indian batters have handled themselves quite well. They've played the ball late and right under their eyes - just as conditions like this demand.

3.1 Atkinson to Jaiswal, out Lbw!! A gamble that pays off big time! There were two sounds and that was the confusion but the two sounds were off the front and back pads. Seemed like Duckett wasn't exactly happy with the call to review. Even Stokes wore a puzzled look in the dressing room but Pope has got it right and does a double fist pump with a smile towards the England dressing room. Stokes now bursts into a laugh as he claps. Jaiswal falls early again, he's had lean returns since that century in the first Test. Good length delivery angling back into the pads, there was a hint of movement back in off the deck too and it went past the inside edge before hitting him just below the knee-roll on the pads. Feet didn't move all the much too and the reason the umpire probably remained unmoved was because of the two sounds. Turns out there was a big gap between bat and pad and Hawkeye returned with all-three reds. 

Jaiswal lbw b Atkinson 2(9)