Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Ravindra Jadeja's a great judger of the situation, he sees his opportunity, he knows when to cover up and when to play expansively.

Stokes continues, with Washington Sundar pushing the first delivery of the over through backward square.

Ravindra Jadeja then faces five deliveries without scoring.

50 for Ravindra Jadejapublished at 98 overs

98 overs

Ind 334-6

There's Ravindra Jadeja's half-century!

He brings it up nicely, driving Joe Root's fourth delivery with the ball beating the diving fielder at mid-off on its way to the boundary.

Jadeja twirls his bat in celebration - that's a third consecutive fifty for the all-rounder after his two at Edgbaston.

It comes up for 87 balls, and he doesn't score off balls 88 and 89.

Ben Stokes continues to charge in, the crowd stirs in appreciation of his efforts.

The England captain whistles a bouncer past the head of Washington Sundar.

Oh hello, a bit of sharp turn from Joe Root out of the rough, beating Washington Sundar and scudding to Harry Brook at slip.

Washington then retains the strike with a single into the covers.

Out walks Washington Sundar at number eight, a very useful bat to have this far down the order.

He doesn't score from the last three balls of Stokes' over, giving the England captain a wicket maiden.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

That's a seriously good ball from Ben Stokes. He had to play at it, back of the length and it's kissed the surface, Bumnrah-esque in terms of getting more out of the surface than anyone else. Nitish Kumar Reddy's played well for his 30 but England again, just when that partnership has been building, they strike.

And now Joe Root swaps to the Pavilion End - a reminder that the ball is only 14 overs old.

Ravindra Jadeja hits Root's first delivery through mid-wicket for four, then plays out five dot balls.

A change of ends for Ben Stokes after tea, as he swaps to running in from the Nursery End.

Nitish Kumar Reddy tries to drive the England captain down the ground but skews an edge through backward point for four instead.

Back under way.

Joe Root bowls the first over after tea, with Nitish Kumar Reddy scoring its sole run, pushing square.

For those pondering how to improve the over-rates in international cricket, BBC Sport's Matthew Henry has been looking into the issue.

You can take a read of his feature here.

Image source, CricViz

Let's take a look at WinViz, then.

India are closing in on overtaking England in terms of likelihood of victory, although the draw's chances have also expanded over the course of this innings.

Thanks Elizabeth.

India's session, England will need to tuck into their tea-time refreshments and come back with a fair bit more inspiration than they were able to summon there.

Elizabeth Botcherby
BBC Sport

Time for a change. Here's Mike Peter to take you through tea and the evening session.

Oh dear, oh dear. Someone needs to have a word with Ravindra Jadeja. He goes for a single, is sent back, Ollie Pope underarms the ball into the stumps, and misses. What a silly wicket that would have been.

Still, he survives (again) and after the early wicket of KL Rahul, India make it to tea without further loss.

They trail by 71 runs.