A splendid innings from Pujara, who finished with 119 off 204 balls, but is that the opening England craved? Ajinkya Rahane, the new batsman, is greeted with one that keeps low, then one that climbs off a length to beat his outside edge. It's suddenly become a different game.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There's been a number of centuries in this series, but no daddy hundred yet. That was a bit quicker from Anderson and it was a good catch from Bairstow, because there were no slips to his right.

Image source, AP

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

What's peculiar is that Rashid is doing the bowling. He's an aggressive type of bowler and Cook has had to turn to him to bowl the stock overs. It's not a role you would expect. It tells you that he is more valued and trusted than he was.

Salt. Wounds. Get rubbing. Overthrows for England as Zafar Ansari's wild throw from mid-wicket fizzes past wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow and through the legs of Ben Stokes, backing up at slip. Not pretty for the tourists, but Pujara collects five.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's a day-one road in India. As a bowling unit, you just have to hope that the batsmen make mistakes. England are sticking in there. They are a good set of characters who will always give it everything. 

Tom Wright: Is there room for Canine Williamson in there?

David Sansom: Airedale Steyn to open the bowling perhaps.

Scott Whitton: I'm guessing the canine XI would have a very long tail!

I bet Jimmy Anderson is delighted to time his return to fitness for this Test. Alastair Cook did say his premier bowler needed overs under his belt before the match. I suspect that won't be the case after it finishes. One off the over.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Pujara has played very well indeed but Kohli just has that touch of class. He's a genius player. The fact he didn't take his helmet off when he reached his hundred is telling. It's ominous.

Image source, AP

There's perhaps no better reflection of India's comfort that the run-rate is more than 3.5 an over, and they've barely got out of second gear. Rashid keeps twirling - ooof, that one kept low - but a run-out looks England's best wicket-taking option right now.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's almost a flawless innings from Kohli. He's minded to improve his record against England and I think he's going to. He's made it look easy, as though he could be scoring at four or five an over, but instead he's going to hang in there and make it a big one.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

What a classy player Kohli is. He threatened at Rajkot but he has proved it here.

100 for Kohlipublished at 62.2 overs

62.2 overs

They're like buses, these Indian centuries. Moments after Pujara reaches three figures, Virat Kohli joins him. He punches Anderson off the back foot through cover - uppish but safe - for a couple. That's his 14th hundred, in his 50th Test, no less. Fine, fine player. There's no lavish celebration - a clenched fist and brief hug with Pujara. There's still work to be done.

Image source, AP

Rashid posing as much threat as an empty water pistol. Comfortable in the extreme for Pujara, who blocks out the final four balls of the over to leave Kohli on strike. England's response: James Anderson, Kohli's tormentor in the past, is tossed the ball.

Tommy: Gnasher Hussain.

John Rodway: To slow the flow of runs Cook needs to put the dog at deep pointer.

Stoney: Jack Russell the obvious choice behind the sticks.

Ross Craig: A canine VI wouldn't be right without Graham Pooch.

Image source, Getty Images

You can't fault Broad's effort here - he lets out a primal roar as he attempts one bumper that barely reaches hip height - but there's no assistance from the pitch. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Kohli can't get the two runs he needs for his hundred, mind.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The crowd here are going delirious, the kids in particular. It's a wonderful sight. How different this game is from Rajkot.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Even if you were on 98 or 94, you would want a ball like that. Rashid dragged it down and Pujara got full value. He's been hit on the helmet a few times but other than that, he's had no problems. He's a run machine. 

100 for Pujarapublished at 59.2 overs

59.2 overs

There it is! A century for Cheteshwar Pujara. You're on 99 - what do you fancy? A nice long hop from the spinner? OK then. Adil Rashid dishes up a dreadful half-tracker and Pujara pulls for a mighty six. That's his third hundred in successive Tests. Dominant.

Image source, AP

Jimmy Lee: Shaun Poodle, Paul Colliewood, Mike Husky...

Mark Goodrich: Allan Border followed by Virat Collie in the middle order!