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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Edgbaston

India really are making a habit of losing wickets on the stroke of lunch in this series.

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

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England finally have the breakthrough! It was a flinching defensive shot and Smith collects.

It didn't feel like it was coming but it has.

Cheteshwar Pujara
Former India batter on BBC Test Match Special

That was brilliant batting by Shubman Gill. He has been going a little defensively against Shoaib Bashir but he is now taking his chances. That wasn't even a bad ball.

Ind 412-5published at 107 overs

107 overs

India need 20 wickets to win this Test match, Dave. Their best chance will be to get will be up the ante to give themselves enough time, and apply scoreboard pressure. I would imagine they'll keep going until they are bowled out rather than declare

Meanwhile, Shubman Gill plonks his front foot down and slog sweeps Shoaib Bashir for six over deep mid-wicket.

These two have now put on 201 for the sixth wicket.

Ind 405-5published at 106.1 overs

106.1 overs

Ravindra Jadeja danced down the track and tried to whack Shoaib Bashier down the ground earlier and ended up inside edging it.

The India left-hander gets plenty if the meat of the bat on it this time as he launches the England off-spinner back over his head for six.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

PitchViz rating /10 by session of Test (lower = easier for batting): 3.8, 2.8, 2.7, 2.5 .

The pitch is trending in the right way for England, they just need to get the bat in hand to make use of the placid conditions.

Excellent analogy, Dave.

Josh Tongue is full to Ravindra Jadeja and the India batter times a beautiful on drive down the ground for four off the first ball of the over.

The bouncer eventually comes from Josh Tongue two deliveries later, and Jadeja ducks out the way.

India are cruise control at the moment.

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England not lacking in perspiration, but not too much by way of inspiration at the moment.

Shoaib Bashir with a steady over - just one run off it - but without anything to really concern Shubman Gill or Ravindra Jadeja.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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I don’t think England are that style of team or captain to look book on their decision to bowl. They’re always looking ahead.

I think back to Headingley when India got 471 and England won by five wickets, so I think we’re a long way off Ben Stokes thinking they should’ve batted yesterday.

There is a week when he’ll get it wrong and it should’ve been last week if India took their catches. And there will be a week when the pitch starts to deteriorate and it could be here.

Rather than a succession of bouncers, Josh Tongue aims for the surprise factor. Keeping his powder dry with an over of full-ish deliveries.

Josh Tongue replaces Brydon Carse. England sticking with a field set for the short-ball approach.

Shoaib Bashir wheels away round the wicket to Ravindra Jadeja but the India left-hander looks comfortable. He picks up a single to bring Shubman Gill on strike.

The highlight of the over comes off the penultimate ball as Gill deftly reverse sweeps the England spinner for four.