Summary

  • First Test, day five, Headingley

  • England chase down 371 to beat India by five wickets and take 1-0 lead in five-match series

  • Duckett strikes magnificent 149; Crawley (65), Root (53*) and Smith (44*) make key contributions

  • England pull off their second-highest successful chase, 10th highest of all time and second-highest at Headingley

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST

  • Second Test at Edgbaston starts on 2 July

Live Reporting

by Sam Drury, Mike Peter & Maisie Gallen

  1. Eng 248-2

    Right, we've finally picked a new ball and Shardul Thakur is going to take it, replacing Krishna for just his fourth over of the innings.

    A couple of runs come off the first six balls of his spell.

  2. Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Ben Duckett's 137 is the second highest score by an England opener in the fourth innings of a test. He is second to Mike Atherton's 185 not out in 1995.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    A reverse sweep for six? That takes some doing. Rishabh Pant gives Duckett a little touch on the arm to say well done.

  4. 6 runs

    Eng 246-2

    'That's remarkable!' - Duckett hits reverse sweep six

    That's quite a shot.

    Ben Duckett leaps into position and reverse sweeps Jadeja's final delivery for a flat six.

    The ball appears to have been scuffed heavily beyond the boundary and the ball briefcase is out - that'll be the third this innings.

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    Can someone tell Duckett and Root to slow down please? I'm looking forward to listening to the conclusion on TMS on my commute home, so if they could aim to knock the last runs off sometime between 5.30 and 6 that would be ideal. Cheers!

    Rob, Guildford

  6. Eng 238-2

    'it's hit so hard!' - Duckett's drive through cover runs away for four

    Ben Duckett scores his 19th and 20th fours of the innings, firing Krishna through the covers and then hooking a short ball behind the keeper.

    He retains the strike with a final-ball single, moving to 136 from 153 deliveries.

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    On the first day, so many contributions were from people saying England were rubbish and not competing at the highest level. Where are those armchair experts today? This is a cracking Test match with all results still on the table.

    Simon from Leicestershire

  8. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Headingley

    Remember this is the first time Jasprit Bumrah has bowled in a second innings since his back injury in January and the subsequent extended break.

    His only matches since the first week of the year have been T20s.

  9. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

    I wouldn't have Bumrah coming back in from this end. He is not looking as effective as he has done and India are struggling to contain this England batting side.

  10. Eng 229-2

    Ben Duckett inside edges Bumrah into the leg side for a single before Joe Root faces five balls without scoring.

    A reminder that tea has been pushed back until 16:30 BST, so we'll be carrying on for a while yet.

  11. Prakash Wakankar
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Joe Root has such an ability to keep the scoreboard ticking over, without looking as though he is in any sort of rush. It's all on his terms.

  12. Eng 228-2

    Target 371

    Root adds two past point, before Krishna closes his over with three dot balls.

  13. WinViz gives England 62% chance of victory, India 33% and the draw 5%CricViz

    At the start of this session WinViz had both sides on a 40% chance of victory.

    It now favours England by a reasonable margin.

  14. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Headingley

    Rain in the air. Trumpeter plays Bring Me Sunshine. Cheers from the crowd.

  15. Eng 224-2

    Root and Duckett both take fours off Bumrah, respectively working the ball through backward point and pulling through backward square.

    There seems to be both sunshine and some umbrellas up in the crowd at Headingley - a real mixed-bag weather-wise.

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    Seriously. Come on, nobody really thought England would do this without drama. England will be 368-9 with an over to go and rain clouds over head.

    Tristan, Hook Norton.

  17. Kieran Parmley
    Cricviz analyst

    Prasidh Krishna has got the ball moving in this spell averaging 1.44° of swing movement, the highest for any of his spells in this Test match.

  18. Prakash Wakankar
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Where was this Prasidh Krishna a few days ago? That was 88 mph. A terrific delivery.

  19. Eng 215-2

    All going on.

    Joe Root runs a leg bye and Ben Duckett tries to come back for a second after a fumble from mid-on backing up, but he's sent back by Root and has to dive for his crease.

    Krishna then beats the bat with a superb rising delivery at pace, which initially has Ben Duckett open-mouthed until he replaces that with a wry grin.

  20. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on Test Match Special

    Duckett is in the zone. Everything he does is like a Swiss watch at the moment, it's all moving together.