Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I don't mind that. It's a brilliant catch from Josh Tongue in the end, windy day, sun in the eyes, he got himself in the perfect position

India have done well to get to the position that they are in. Now they've been forced to bowl but it could work in their favour.

England will be thinking about one thing and one thing only, that's the number of runs they need. It will be a tough ask.

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

Josh Tongue out in the deep, diving to his left. England have finally wrapped up this innings.

Plenty of faffing about from England there as Ben Stokes tries to get his field exactly right.

That leads to him being given a second warning by the umpires for taking too long between overs.

England are going to show Ravindra Jadeja something different. Time for a bit of off-spin from Shoaib Bashir.

Ben Stokes chooses not to bring the field up with two balls left in the Josh Tongue over so Jadeja is able to take an easy single.

Just one ball for number 11 Krishna to face this time and he just about keeps it out.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I don't know how he's got that for six, there wasn't much elevation.

Ind 362-9published at 94.3 overs

94.3 overs

Lead by 368

That's more like it from Ravindra Jadeja.

Full ball from Josh Tongue, in the arc and the left-hander nails it over the leg side for six!

Four next ball, pulled into the gap between the two fielders behind square.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I understand that there are times where you would leave runs but now isn't the time to do that. They should just go for it and if they're bowled out, they aren't in a bad situation.

Once again, Prasidh Krishna is left with two balls to negotiate and, once more, he does just that.

India and Ravindra Jadeja are dealing in singles - one an over - for the time being.

At some point that will surely change.

Jadeja dropped on 12published at 93.3 overs

93.3 overs

Ind 351-9

So close for England!

Ravindra Jadeja does play a shot in anger, whipping the ball out to deep square leg.

Ben Duckett didn't pick it up straightaway and that brief delay proves costly as he comes in but can't quite get his fingers under the ball as he dives forward.

Dot ball...

Two solid blocks from Prasidh Krishna so on we go.

If a wicket falls now, England will have a little under 45 minutes to bat this evening.

It's unclear what India's thinking is here. The players in the dressing room all have their whites on, ready to go but, at the same time, Ravindra Jadeja isn't really going into all-out attack mode to try and score a few quick runs.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

If India get bowled out, it will favour them more than England. 357 will be hard to chase.

I think India missed a trick here. After tea they should've just dropped and ran or hit it big with them bowling against England tonight in mind. I just don't think they've played with that much intent this evening.

Thanks, Mike. This is all set up for a very exciting finale, isn't it?

After turning down singles in the first half of the over, Ravindra Jadeja takes one to deep third fourth ball.

Josh Tongue will have two balls at Prasidh Krishna.

Mike Peter
BBC Sport journalist

It's a lovely sunny evening at Headingley, I'm going to hand you over to Sam Drury for the what should be a fascinating final hour or so.

Ravindra Jadeja takes a single off the fourth ball of Chris Woakes' over, taking India to 350 and leaving Prasidh Krishna two deliveries to survive.

The first of those flies just past the edge of the tail-ender's bat.

India lost 7-41 in the first innings, with Josh Tongue taking four of them.

They've lost 5-16 in this innings, with Josh Tongue taking three of them.