Bairstow (89) & Woakes (25) fall late on
England rally from 87-4 & 144-5
Bairstow & Buttler (43) add 69
Cook, Root, Moeen & Stokes fall to loose shots
Toss: England; India lead series 1-0
Eng 150-5
Just waking up? Why? It's Saturday. England have lost five wickets, four of them awful. Jonny Bairstow is playing a lone hand but here could have been stumped. A dragged foot, just out of the ground, not gathered by Parthiv Patel. If India get Jonny, this could be done before tea.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Bairstow's fifty came from 76 balls, with five boundaries. It took him 102 minutes.
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
Jonny Bairstow is relishing the challenge of the promotion in the batting order. England's batting certainly has a lot of depth. Apart from Bairstow, nobody has shown the characteristics to stay at the wicket so far. A very fine innings.
Eng 150-5
Image source, APWith clowns and jokers all around him, Jonny Bairstow has got stuck in the middle. The Yorkshire run machine goes to yet another half-century with a drive flashed behind point for four. It's his 13th fifty in Test cricket. Without him, England would probably have been all out by now.
So Jos Buttler, who has only seen a red ball once since last October, has to dig England out of the brown. His defence against Ashwin is, erm, iffy, but he survives. If he gets runs here, it will be a top effort.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Clearly there was something said there. Stokes didn't like it and the umpires didn't like it. Stokes missed that by some distance.
Jadeja 8-2-20-1
Image source, APLooking again, Stokes wasn't even in the right post code. He's played for turn that wasn't there. Virat Kohli (who else?) looks to have been the antagonist. Good luck, Jos Buttler.
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
That was really unneccessary. Jadeja hardly ever flights the ball so there was no need for him to go down the pitch and get stumped by a mile. The partnership was settling down and steadying England. Because he has batted so well in these Test matches it was important for Stokes to keep going. I'm surprised why he went down the pitch.
Stokes st Parthiv b Jadeja 29 (Eng 144-5)
Image source, APWhat in the name of WG Grace was that? Ben Stokes was defending Ravi Jadeja with a toothpick, no trouble whatsoever. However, the lack of scoring got to the England all-rounder, who has run down the pitch, missed it by a mile and been stumped by half a track. Simply awful. Stokes gets a send-off from someone that he isn't happy about. If you don't like that, Ben, don't play stupid strokes.
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
England need at least 200 more runs, just to feel safe. If you bat four sessions in any Test match, you keep yourself in the game. Bat for five sessions or more and its pretty difficult to lose that Test.
Bairstow 47, Stokes 29
Ashwin continues, his army action looking like a man trying to swat a fly. Ooohhh, rare loose one from Stokes, trying to cut a delivery that's miles too close. Lucky not the edge behind or chop on. From the crowd, I can hear chanting. No idea who from, empty seats outnumber fans by about 20 to one.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Image source, APThe 50 partnership came up from 87 balls. It's the fifth time Bairstow and Stokes have reached a fifty partnership in their last eight innings together.
There are lots of short floodlight pylons around the ground, maybe about a dozen. Apparently they can't be too high because of how close the ground is to the airport. Still Jadeja, with any sort of turn starting to look mythical. How are England four down on this deck?
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
These two are England's best batsman in the series so far. Stokes has been very consistent and tough to get out. They've shown there's nothing in this pitch.
Partnership 51
I'm trying to think of dependable cricketing combos. English ones in particular. Have any been more trustworthy than Stokes and Bairstow in recent times? It seems they are forever digging England out of shtuck. Alastair Cook might want to get them his and his shovels for Christmas. Fifty partnership. England need them to add another three of those.
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
Jadeja can get through an over in a minute or two. England have tried over the last few Tests to make him wait and make him take his time at the top of his run up.
If you're keeping tabs on the quest for a cloudless Test series, we're a step closer today. Over the vast, empty bowl is blue stuff and sun. Ravi Jadeja is bowling like a man who loses a pound for every run he conceded. Rapid, accurate maiden.
Text 81111
It would appear to be de rigueur to be listening from somewhere exotic whilst starting a gap year in far flung Asia but I'm listening to this dross (the cricket, not the commentary) in my kitchen in Kent. I don't even have a new baby to blame for being up early. This is a bah humbug of a text I accept that, but all these bright young things with their shiny futures ahead of them might think of the rest of us once in a while and pretend that they are listening from their shed in Blackpool instead.
John in Bromley
Bairstow 42, Stokes 27
Jonny Bairstow must be a nightmare on a long car journey. It's impossible to keep him still. Instead of "are we there yet?" we get sweeps, nudges and scampering. Ben Stokes is more block or shot, playing a trademark back-foot drive square on the off side for four. This stand is worth 49.