The Ashes 2005: Settling the Score
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Old Trafford
Image source, Getty ImagesOnly two teams have made more than 358 batting first at Old Trafford, then gone on to lose. West Indies in 2004, New Zealand in 2008. Michael Vaughan was the England captain that beat them on both occasions.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
358 is a perfectly serviceable score. India might've wanted a little bit more.
The heavy roller is trundling over the pitch between innings.
England had seemed to have run out of ideas in the first 10 minutes or so after lunch but got themselves on a roll. Ben Stokes finished with 5-72 while Jofra Archer claimed 3-73.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Oh my goodness me, would you believe it. That has brushed the glove, this is amazing. I don't think anyone else was remotely convinced that this was out. No one can quite believe it.
Bumrah c Smith b Archer 4 (358 all out)
A glove on it! It's short down the leg side from Jofra Archer but the technology showed a clear spike as it passed Jasprit Bumrah's pull shot.
Excellent work from Joe Root to push for the review. Archer didn't appeal, Jamie Smith didn't really appeal and Ben Stokes looked unconvinced.
England's players all give Root a pat on the way back to the dressing rooms.
Bumrah is caught by Smith off the bowling of Archer
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Joe Root seems to be convinced.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Oh my word. This has come completely out of nowhere.
Jasprit Bumrah swishes at one which has gone down leg side from Jofra Archer.
Jamie Smith appeals, but only half-heartedly.
The game looks set continue before Joe Root urges Ben Stokes to review.
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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
England have had almost twice the amount of movement in the air and almost a third more off the pitch in comparison to yesterday.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Jasprit Bumrah will be licking his lips at the thought of bowling on this surface, as will Mohammed Siraj.
Mohammed Siraj backs away and gives it the long handle down the ground for a one-bounce four off Ben Stokes. That will perturb the England captain.
Jofra Archer is primed to wrap this up...
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesRishabh Pant provided special moment in the whole series. He's been tremendous throughout but to see him hobble out there to continue to bat is remarkable. I can only imagine what is going on in that boot.
Mohammed Siraj backs away to Ben Stokes and goes for a filthy slog but cannot make contact. Next ball Stokes goes full and Siraj digs out a yorker.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Rishabh Pant has probably added about 30-40 runs that could be very significant in the context of this game.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Old Trafford
Foot or no foot, I think I've identified a weakness in Pant's game. It's deliveries bowled at 90mph from round the wicket, angling in, nipping away and just clipping the top of off stump. Work to be done there, I'd say...
I guess it depends on the game situation in the second innings on whether we see Rishabh Pant bat again.
Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah are India's last-wicket pair. Will they eke or attack?
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford
Almost everyone on their feet again to applaud Rishabh Pant. That may be the last we see of him in this series.
I really hope not.
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Image source, Getty ImagesJust a little prod from Rishabh Pant, Jofra Archer is delighted to get that one. The brave run from Rishabh Pant comes to an end, every run precious for India. He's extracted as many as he could.
Pant b Archer 54 (ind 349-9)
Jofra Archer knocks Rishabh Pant's off stump out of the ground!
Pant attempts to defend backwards but ends up stuck on the crease a little and Archer manages to find sufficient movement off the seam from round the wicket.
The stump is sent cartwheeling before spiking in the ground like a javelin.
'Off-stump out of the ground!' - Archer finally bowls 'brave' Pant
