Shubman Gill adds a single to his tally.

Five minutes to go as the shadows start to lengthen.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

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That was Shubman Gill's seventh Test hundred and his second in consecutive Tests. It came off 199 balls, with his 11th four. He had 42 runs off 122 balls and then made 60 off 77 to reach three figures.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Ben Stokes was not happy there because that delivery which allowed India to get to 300 was an absolute gimme.

And that's 300 up for India, something which felt a little uncertain when they lost two wickets in two overs shortly after tea.

Shubman Gill runs two off the second ball of the over and slices the fourth for four. If only he'd hit the sixth for six. That would have been excellent. He takes an underwhelming single and ruins my fun.

Hands on heads and caps pulled over eyes all round as Ravindra Jadeja edges the final ball of the over through gully.

India are closing in on 300.

Brydon Carse will share the new ball.

Chris Woakes returns to the attack. The new ball has been taken with about 20 minutes left in the day.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

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199 balls for Shubman Gill to bring up his seventh Test hundred, which is the slowest of his career to date. He has played just 3.5% false shots, which is the second best control percentage of any of his hundreds.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's another test hundred for Shubman Gill. He raises his helmet and bat to the crowd.

It's been an innings of patience and a really important one for his team

He's done it again.

100 for Shubman Gillpublished at 80 overs

80 overs

With back-to-back swept boundaries, Shubman Gill brings up his century off 199 balls.

It's been a determined knock from the skipper, who also scored a century in the first innings at Headingley.

He bows theatrically to the crowd.

For the first time today, Joe Root enters the bowling attack.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It feels like we're just waiting for the next phase of the game with England just hustling through.

Trees are waving enthusiastically in the Edgbaston breeze.

One over until England can take the new ball.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That new ball is going to be interesting because England will want an impact, but also for India, the ball hasn't been racing off the bat, so they'll be wanting to score some runs quickly.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Josh Tongue’s average speed today has been 87.2 mph, which is the fastest registered average speed, in an innings, of his Test career to date. He has also been more accurate than ever before, with 31% of balls on a good line and length and 17% of balls hitting the stumps.

Despite these encouraging raw numbers, India have played him brilliantly, scoring at 5.1 rpo and only playing 6.9% false shots. His previous lowest innings false shot percentage is 15% - he has been well and truly nullified by the Indian batters today.

Shubman Gill moves into the 90s with a boundary through deep third. He's dug in for his side today.

He keeps the strike with a single off the final ball of the over.

The Rea does indeed run by Edgbaston. Sadly, I'm about 100 miles north on the Irwell/Ship Canal.

Ravindra Jadeja is rumbling into life. He capitalises on a slower ball from Shoaib Bashir and picks up another four in the leg-side.

India's sixth-wicket pair have put on 64 runs off 93 balls.

Thanks Paul. It does seem to be a grey area, although by that geography, I'm on the Ship Canal. I might spend my evening searching for a concrete answer.