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So it remains very much India's day.

They were 75-2 overnight, 189-3 at lunch, and they're still batting on at tea, with Washington Sundar still to come.

Dhruv Jurel adds another two boundaries to his individual tally, driving Josh Tongue down the ground for four before pulling the next ball square.

A hard chase from Harry Brook prevents a third but it's an expensive over.

13 runs from it and 300 up for India, who are 304-6 and leading by 281 runs at tea.

Plenty to ponder at the break for England.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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Looking a bit weary, England. They can't wait for tea. Those long sessions do drag on in the field.

Joe Root replaces Gus Atkinson and is immediately thumped for four by Dhruv Jurel. Root looks cross.

India pick up three singles from the rest of the over.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

Gus Atkinson bowled a seven-over spell earlier this session with an average speed of 84.5 mph, only a slight drop off from his average speed of 85.6 mph in his opening session of the Test match.

Impressive consistency in speed considering he's bowled in all but one session of this Test match so far.

Ravindra Jadeja and Dhruv Jurel exchange singles at the end of the 69th over, bowled by Josh Tongue.

India's run rate is hovering just above four.

Lovely shot. Dhruv Jurel pounces on a wide delivery from Gus Atkinson and cuts it away for four. His first boundary of the innings.

Ravindra Jadeja is lacing his boot back up. He's okay to continue.

15 minutes to go until tea.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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It kind of looks alright, but Kumar Dharmasena took an age!

The length of time he gave that - you could see the cogs working in his mind.

When you get that delay from the umpire there is usually a bit of a doubt.

If Ravindra Jadeja was a size five he would have probably been out.

An excellent review by Ravindra Jadeja.

It hit the batter on the toes of his right foot but the impact is outside the line. Jadeja is down on the ground and receiving treatment with his shoe off.

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Ravindra Jadeja is given out lbw.

Josh Tongue was certain and all of the England fielders went up. Kumar Dharmasena took his time to raise his finger. India have reviewed.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

India have inched their way into a pretty good position.

You still feel England are a long way from bowling them out.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The pace is still good from Atkinson for a guy in his 22nd over.

Dhruv Jurel was desperate to get off the mark.

Third ball of the over, he sets off for a single but is sent back by Ravindra Jadeja as Ben Duckett swarms the ball. Duckett's throw misses and Jurel, with a well-executed dive, would have been safe. He gets his run off the next ball.

Three singles, three dots in total.

India's lead is up to 250 and despite being six down, they've still got Washington Sundar to come.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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It is a poor shot. Jaiswal is in disgust that he has hit the only man there.

He has played brilliantly for his 118.

Just when you felt like the next 15 overs were India's opportunity, England have picked up a wicket. The lead is a good one but it is not match-winning.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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England have caught one.

Jaiswal's series with the bat is over but he has done some damage.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Anything over 300 would require a great chase. The Headingley pitch, where England chased 371 in the first Test, was flatter than this one.