Summary

Carse dismissal seals victory for India by 336 runs

Live Reporting

by Timothy Abraham, Elizabeth Botcherby and Esha Nayar

  1. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Edgbaston

    Good morning from Edgbaston where it is now pouring down. The players were warming up but are running for cover.

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    An absolute monsoon currently in west Bromwich about 15 minutes away from Edgbaston.

    Reiss on his way to Edgbaston.

  3. Weather update...

    Test Match Special's Simon Mann has just provided this update from Edgbaston: "It is raining over the city of Birmingham. We have had rain this morning."

    And the forecast is a bit iffy...

    (Apropos of nothing, the scene out of our office window is grim. Showers are sweeping down the water).

    Weather

  4. Day four highlights

    In case you missed any of the action, here are the highlights from day four at Edgbaston.

    You can also read Matthew Henry's report from the ground here.

    England left with 'huge task' on day five as they require 536 runs to win

  5. Good morning!

    Hello there!

    It's day five at Edgbaston where England are chasing 608 to defeat India in the second Test. They've lost three wickets and trail by 536 runs.

    Will we see an unlikely victory? Will there be a rare draw in the Bazball era? Or will India level the series 1-1?

    Let's find out!