Ind 191-3published at 72 overs
Shubman Gill pushes Liam Dawson's first delivery through point, that moves him to 90.
Washington Sundar faces the rest of the over without scoring.
Summary
Superb India defy England on final day - report
Jadeja brings up century in final hour, having been dropped on 0 by Root
Fourth Test, day five, Old Trafford - England remain 2-1 up in series
Final Test at The Oval begins on Friday
Ind 191-3published at 72 overs
Postpublished at 11:39 BST 27 July
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old TraffordOllie Pope came in for a word with Stokes after that over. Is that one of those moments where he had to be told?
Pope told us the other day how hard it is to convince his captain.
Postpublished at 11:38 BST 27 July
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeperThe reason Washington Sundar has come in ahead of Ravindra Jadeja is because Sundar was an opening batsman in junior cricket and is more adept at facing the new ball than Jadeja.
Ind 190-3published at 71 overs
Hey, Washington Sundar walks out at five for India.
Rishabh Pant, the usual batter in this position, was injured in the first innings and will only bat if the situation demands it, while Sundar has moved above Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur today.
He gets off the mark immediately with two through point, then faces three dot balls.
Stokes takes his cap and does look to be in a fair amount of discomfort.
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Can I claim an assist for commentators' curse?
Graham, Essex
Postpublished at 11:38 BST 27 July
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianThat partnership between KL Rahul and Shubman Gill was one ball short of 70 overs and that was the fifth-longest India have had in England and the longest since 1996 which was Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar at Trent Bridge that lasted 83.3 overs.
Postpublished at 11:38 BST 27 July
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraThat one has kept low and jabbed back and that was stone dead lbw. KL Rahul isn't even using the three reviews India have and a very fine innings from Rahul comes to an end and England have their wicket before the new ball.
WICKETpublished at 70.1 overs
Rahul lbw b Stokes 90 (Ind 188-3)
Ben Stokes makes the breakthrough - was it ever going to be anyone else?!
Dipping in, a little low and KL Rahul is struck on the pads right in front of his stumps.
The India opener doesn't bother reviewing, despite India having all three remaining - that was plumb in front.
The end of a partnership worth 188, and the first wicket since the first over of the innings.
KL Rahul won't reach his third century of the series, having made it into three figures at Headingley and Lord's.
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Let's hope England losing all their reviews this early doesn't cost us! But the umpiring has been very good.
Chris, Harrogate
Ind 188-2published at 70 overs
KL Rahul turns Dawson off his hips to move to 90.
He beats Shubman Gill there - he's on 89.
Not outpublished at 69.1 overs
Ind 187-2
Well, Ollie Pope is wrong.
From the front-on replay it looks like it might be close, but viewed from the side - where Pope is at short leg - there's a fair gap between ball and gloves or bat.
Perhaps a touch of pad - England lose their final review.
Postpublished at 11:27 BST 27 July
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Old TraffordIt's Ollie Pope who has called for this. He was convinced.
England reviewpublished at 69.1 overs
Well now.
Liam Dawson England have gone up for a caught behind off KL Rahul.
They're going to use their remaining review to have a look.
Postpublished at 11:25 BST 27 July
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeperI get it's more of a nerve or a muscle thing that Ben Stokes seems to have an issue with and it is something that the physio can work on. It appears to be in front of the shoulder.
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Image source, Getty ImagesCan we admit Stokes is injured, can’t bowl here and should be dropped for the last Test to be fit for the Ashes?
Graham, Essex
Ind 187-2published at 69 overs
Ben Stokes returns for another over, despite massaging his shoulder throughout Dawson's over.
Shubman Gill denies his opposite number a maiden, hitting the final delivery of the over through fine leg for four.
How's stat?!published at 11:24 BST 27 July
Rufus Bullough
CricViz analystEncouraging signs for Liam Dawson this morning who is finding big movement in the air and off the pitch: 2.5° of drift and 3.1° of turn on average, far more than he has found at any other period of the match.
Ind 183-2published at 68 overs
Shubman Gill knocks Liam Dawson's first delivery into the leg side for two, then takes a single through point.
KL Rahul faces four dots to close the over.
Postpublished at 11:19 BST 27 July
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket reporter at Old TraffordOllie Pope is good mates with Aaron Ramsdale, hence the tip over the bar...
Postpublished at 11:18 BST 27 July
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraNot an easy one, it was high and hard. Bit of a strange one that given the circumstances for Shubman Gill to hit that in the air over cover. For Ollie Pope, that was a leap too far but he did get his hand on it.