Ind 314-4published at 80 overs

80 overs

Four off the first ball of this over as well, as KL Rahul cuts Shoaib Bashir through point.

A couple more singles and that's 80 overs - England immediately take the new ball, Brydon Carse will be the first to use it.

KL Rahul turns Stokes' first delivery through backward square - it's not cut-off at the boundary and that's four.

A further single extends India's lead to 314.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

Shoaib Bashir is getting a little bit more turn out there today.

A single apiece for Nair and Rahul off Bashir's 20th over.

The England spinner has figures of 1-83 in this innings, having gone 1-100 in the first.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

There have been five centuries in this game from India, it's the sixth time in Test history that a team has done so. It's the second time that a team has done so in England, the other being by England in 2007 against West Indies at Lord's.

Stokes also resumes at the other end, and KL Rahul brings up India's 300 from his second delivery, pushing into the covers.

Karun Nair then gets his first run of the session, sending the final ball of the over into the leg side to retain the strike.

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

What Shoaib Bashir has done very well is vary his paces.

Cheteshwar Pujara
India batter on BBC Test Match Special

Karun Nair has waited a long time to get this opportunity. He'll make the most of this.

One run from the first over after tea, with KL Rahul taking a single from the opening delivery.

Shoaib Bashir strikes Karun Nair on the pads and goes up with a big appeal, but that's obviously outside the line and England don't review.

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

There may be tricky phase coming up with the new ball.

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The players are back out on the field, Shoaib Bashir will bowl to KL Rahul, who is on 120.

Karun Nair is at the other end on four.

WinViz currently gives England a 15% chance of victory.

But... he did score quite a few runs before he got out.

He's some of the best shots from his 118 from 140 balls.

Let's grasp at a few of our remaining straws, shall we?

Rishabh Pant won't be re-emerging from the pavilion, he was out shortly before tea.

Here's how he was finally out.

Thanks Sam.

I had a wicket in the first full over of my first stint - I'd take that again after tea.

Sam Drury
BBC Sport cricket writer

On that cheery note, Mark, it's time for me hand over to Mike Peter.

He's been rather disparaging about my failure to deliver wickets for England in that afternoon session so, with that kind of talk, I'm fully expecting a flurry of wickets immediately after tea.

That's tea. A session that belongs to India and Rishabh Pant.

The left-hander's magnificent century - his second of the match - has put the tourists in a very strong position in this first Test.

They lead England by 304 with four sessions left in the match. How best to turn that advantage into a Test victory is what they will be discussing during the break.

Not today he won't, Gavin.

Last ball of Shoaib Bashir's over and Karun Nair confidently pulls out the reverse paddle-sweep.

Four runs to get off the pair. Time for one more over before tea.