Summary

  • First Test, day four, Headingley

  • England need 350 more to win after reaching 21-0 at the close

  • India 364: Rahul 137, Pant 118; Tongue 3-72, Carse 3-80

  • Tongue dismisses Thakur, Siraj & Bumrah in four balls

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST

  • Day five will begin at 11:00 BST on Tuesday

Live Reporting

by Sam Drury & Mike Peter

  1. Cheteshwar Pujara
    India batter on BBC Test Match Special

    That should've been taken.

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    Dropped by Harry Brook, it went quickly but it's one of those that you practice all the time.

    That's a proper chance.

  3. dropped catch

    Rahul dropped on 58

    'One of those you'd take at catching practice' - Brook drops Rahul on 58

    Should have been taken.

    KL Rahul takes a very late dab at a short delivery from Tongue, looking to send the ball in a similar direction to where he'd just scored four.

    It's a catching practice shot and heads straight to Harry Brook at gully... who puts the ball down having tried to take it above his head.

    How costly might that be for England?

  4. Cheteshwar Pujara
    India batter on BBC Test Match Special

    KL Rahul has batted well today. The ball has been doing a lot but he's played smartly and left it when needed. He times it well, moves his feet and reads it perfectly.

  5. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    First ball was another careless swipe from Rishabh Pant. Good ball from Josh Tongue though.

  6. Ind 123-3

    Changes at both ends as Chris Woakes comes off and Josh Tongue has his first bowl of the day.

    Rishabh Pant takes another elaborate swipe at the first delivery but doesn't make contact, but Rahul adds four by guiding the ball between slips and gully - his first boundary today, and indeed in 57 deliveries.

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    Bumrah is the best bowler now across multiple formats, however many brilliant bowlers before him. Muralitharan, Walsh, McGrath, Warne, Akram. Maybe judge Bumrah at the end of his career.

    Dave, Kent

    We are discussing the "most complete" not the best right? Slightly different things. I was fortunate enough to see Malcom Marshall in 1991 bowling seam at Headingley and super fast at Lord's. He had the complete armoury for all conditions, for Test and ODIs.

    George, Lancs

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    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Brydon Carse has bowled six overs this morning, he's one for 12 with two maidens. That was one of the fuller spells that he's bowled, three of his nine fullest overs have been this morning.

  9. Headingley general view with very grey skysGetty Images

    This was the scene a little while ago at Headingley, but it's blue skies behind the pavilion now.

    The pitch has been bathed in sunshine the whole morning, but it's fairly windy and so some clumps of cloud have been blowing through.

    The BBC forecast says 0% chance of rain for the duration of the day.

  10. Cheteshwar Pujara
    India batter on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a little more for the seamers in this pitch today, the cracks have opened up a bit.

    This partnership is crucial for India.

  11. Ind 118-3

    Lead by 124

    First change for England as Ben Stokes replaces Brydon Carse.

    India take two runs off his over, a leg bye from the first delivery and a no-ball from an over-step.

    The players will take drinks, with this partnership now worth 26.

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    Re Sam from Birmingham (11:43). What earthly reason is there not to put James Anderson in the same bracket as the great Curtly Ambrose and Glenn McGrath? Except that he's English?

    Anon

    RE: Sam, Birmingham. It's a bad take NOT to have Anderson in the same bracket. It's fine to say those two are better, but due to their different strengths and achievements, you can't say the difference is enormous. Jimmy's best innings of 7/42 is close to 8/45 of Ambrose. His SR is also comparable (56.87 vs 54.57 for Curtly and 51.95 for McGrath). But neither of those two could keep up their level for as long. 12 and 14 years for Ambrose and McGrath vs 21 years for Jimmy. Fine to not rate him as highly but it's flat out wrong to not have him in the conversation.

    Joe

  13. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Chester-le-Street

    The final Sussex wicket has just gone at Chester-le-Street. That means Jofra Archer will be bowling with a red-ball for the first time in four years imminently.

    The clouds have rolled in. The pitch is flat but it won't be easy for Durham's top order.

  14. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Rishabh Pant has played relatively calmy the past few overs.

  15. Ind 116-3

    As with the previous over, India's batters take a single apiece off Chris Woakes.

    Their lead extends to 122.

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    Plenty quality fast bowlers from the modern era are getting a mention. Let's not overlook Fred Trueman.

    John, Yorkshire

    C'mon we're at Headingley. The greatest fast bowler has to be Fred!

    Marsden Mick

  17. KL Rahul made 47 in the first innings before he was caught by Joe Root off Carse.

    Rishabh Pant made an entertaining 134 and was dismissed lbw by Josh Tongue at the start of India's late collapse.

    Here's how they got out.

    Carse dismisses Rahul as England make breakthrough

    'That's a big wicket!' - Tongue dismisses Pant for 134

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    Channeling the 'anything can happen at Headingley vibe', this Test could easily conclude today.

    Ruth Brooksbank, holidaying in the Lake District.

  19. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    KL Rahul is the real key to this batting lineup. He's got the experience, such good technique and a great deal of maturity. You feel as if he's going to have to be the glue to this fairly inexperienced India team.

  20. Ind 114-3

    Nothing too crazy from Rishabh Pant, guiding Carse's delivery to third for a single.

    He returns to the strike and Carse beats his edge with a fine delivery.