Joe Root rattles through a maiden. Right....

Thumbs up for England to go all out for victory in the final session, right to the end.

Thumbs down for the first overs in Test cricket for Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett after tea.

Washington Sundar picks up a single off the last ball of Liam Dawson's over.

Ben Stokes whips himself out of the attack before tea and Joe Root is back. Is that the England skipper throwing in the towel?

This Ed Sheeran lookalike has fooled a few of the BBC cricket team. It's not him, is it? Or is it?

Image source, Reuters

Liam Dawson into the attack, replacing Brydon Carse. Washington Sundar content to defend.

India now lead by two runs.

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

England in a strange way won't mind this. By playing the shots it brings the dismisal into play. The crowd know that as well.

Fifty for Jadejapublished at 111.5 overs

111.5 overs

A few balls later and Ravindra Jadeja brings up his half-century, off 86 balls with a slash through point.

The sword celebration is brought out of the locker.

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

It was a surprise when Washington Sundar moved up the order in front to Jadeja, but he's backed it up.

Half-century for Washingtonpublished at 111.2 overs

111.2 overs

After hoicking Ben Stokes for six there's another boundary for Washington Sundar when he pulls the England skipper for four.

That's a half-century for the India batter off 117 balls.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I had my mouth in my heart. The moment it went aerial, I saw the replay of the first innings.

Ind 304-4published at 111.1 overs

111.1 overs

Washington Sundar takes on a short ball and hooks the first ball of Ben Stokes' next over for six over deep square leg.

Brydon Carse through another over. There's a brief flicker of interest when Ravindra Jadeja chased a wide one but there's nobody near it.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

Image source, Reuters

Ben Stokes and Brydon Carse have had vastly different fortunes in Test cricket when bowling to left-handers from over and round the wicket:

Ben Stokes v LHB in Tests:

• Over - 20 wkts - Avg 36.80
• Round - 44 wkts - Avg 27.93

Brydon Carse v LHB in Tests:

• Over - 4 wkts - 27.75 Avg
• Round - 5 wkts - Avg 55.40

Ben Stokes wraps up his over with a couple more short balls. There are 43 overs left in the game.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Ravindra Jadeja does well to get out of the way. He's down on his backside with his legs crossed. Terrific bouncer from Ben Stokes.

That's a good bouncer from Ben Stokes which leaves Ravindra Jadeja on his backside and sat in something akin to the lotus position.

Next ball Jadeja takes on a short ball frrom Stokes and pulls it square through mid-wicket.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

The change of ends for Ben Stokes and the strategy of bowling short balls is baffling.