Play starts 45 minutes late at Kanpur's Green Park stadium because of haze; England trail 2-0 in the one-day series

After seven overs England are crawling along with the scoreboard on 16, before Ian Bell finally starts locating the boundary

England unexpectedly sprint to 79-0 in the 15th over, but Munaf Patel has Bell caught behind for 46 - and the trouble begins

Kevin Pietersen hits one six off Harbhajan Singh, but the spinner strikes back to have him caught in the deep

Paul Collingwood's batting troubles continue when he is stumped off Harbhajan for just one, having faced 11 deliveries

Ravi Bopara does well to hit 60 as a makeshift opener, but it doesn't help England's cause when he is stumped off Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj celebrates the wicket, and the slide continues as England continue to lose wickets to India's spinners

Owais Shah's 40 off 42 balls gets lost in the chaos of England's lower order collapse; eventually they are bowled out for 240 despite some wild stuff from Ishant Sharma, who sends down a 10-ball over

Patel ends England's innings in emphatic fashion, James Anderson the defeated batsman on this occasion

England reply strongly with the ball, Flintoff removing the dangerous left-hander Gautam Gambhir for 14

Stuart Broad also strikes when Suresh Raina edges a ball onto his own stumps, India stuttering a little at 34-2

Every vantage point is covered as an exciting conclusion to the match looms; Indian fans prefer this stuff to Tests

Virender Sehwag's 68 off 76 balls proves to be the vital glue which holds together India's faltering top order

Yuvraj, England's tormentor in Rajkot and Indore with twin centuries, weighs in with a confident 38 off 31 balls

Flintoff finishes with superb figures of 3-31, including the wicket of Yuvraj, but by now England are fighting a losing battle

When the umpires end the match nine overs early because of bad light, India are well ahead on Duckworth-Lewis method