Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

England need to have India at 40-3. That's what I said before this innings began, so they need to pick up a couple of wickets fairly quickly if they are to have a chance to win this Test.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
Cricviz analyst

Today, Jofra Archer has bowled 50% of his deliveries on a fuller length (<6m) - the joint second-most in his first spell of four overs. The most remains 52% against Australia at Leeds in 2019.

Not how Ben Stokes would have wanted to start, he over-steps then sees the follow-up guided past the cordon for four.

He finishes well though, sending a rising delivery past the hands of KL Rahul.

The players will take drinks.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

As soon as that catch had gone down, everyone in the crowd and the England players have had a little bit of their hope drained out. Now they need something to regain that momentum.

Double the Nair runs from the next Chris Woakes over, with a two through mid-wicket.

India will be happy to work their way steadily to their target of 193.

Now then, Ben Stokes is bringing himself onto bowl in place of Jofra Archer...

Here's caught and bowled chance for Chris Woakes.

KL Rahul has moved from five to 17 since that chance was put down.

Just a Karun Nair single from this over too, knocking Jofra Archer into mid-wicket.

Another drive into the covers, but a diving Ollie Pope cuts off Karun Nair's shot off Chris Woakes' delivery.

India just get a single.

Now it's Karun Nair on the drive, sending Jofra Archer's full first delivery through the covers and beating Brydon Carse to the ropes.

Carse then swoops down on the following delivery and under-arms as KL Rahul runs from the non-striker's end, with the opener home safely enough.

Having survived that, Rahul takes advantage of another full delivery and drives another delivery for an off side boundary.

Archer gestures to put a fielder out there, but the field isn't set for full bowling - justifiably so when you saw the lift Bumrah was getting back of a length from this end.

Ashwanth R Kavuluri
Cricviz analyst

Jofra Archer has dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal twice in this game, both times in his first over of the innings. This is the first time Archer has taken a wicket in his first over in both innings of the same match.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

When you are chasing this target, as a bowling unit you know you've got to take everything and produce magic and take some one-handers because you don't have much to play with.

And to rub salt into the wound, Rahul then hits Woakes for consecutive fours.

Both come through the covers, the second one absolutely nailing a wide-ish delivery with a textbook drive.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Chris Woakes kind of scissored the catch with his right hand because of an overlap of his fingers and hands.

Rahul dropped on fivepublished at 4.3 overs

4.3 overs

Put down off his own bowling!

KL Rahul drives at Chris Woakes' delivery and the ball flies to the seamer's left.

He gets hands on it but can't hold on.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Jofra Archer is not quite finding his length but he's got the big wicket so England will be delighted with that. But the target isn't a lot.

Karun Nair takes twos from the first and last balls of Jofra Archer's second over, hitting through mid-on and then mid-off.

In between those shots he tries to duck under a bouncer and takes a blow to the shoulder.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Your job as an opening pair is trying to create calmness and that's the key especially in high pressure situations and that shot by Yashasvi Jaiswal has created chaos.