India lead five-Test series 1-0
Kohli 62, Pujara 51, Patel 42
Rashid 3-81 - 16 wickets in series
Ashwin's third fifty of series
Ashwin 57*, Jadeja 31* - stand of 67
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's not a bad cherry to get first ball of the morning. I wouldn't be disappointed to see this if I was England, when you think that Woakes, Anderson and Stokes have to bowl.
Anderson, who made a king pair in the second Test, survives his first ball. That brings about cheers from the crowd. Kohli has a man out on the hook for him, which feels fairly redundant. In fact Anderson's managed to get England's first runs of the morning with an edge through third man for four.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
I heard the nick from 100 yards away. Great start for India.
Rashid c Parthiv b Shami 4 (Eng 268-9)
Image source, ReutersRashid's out to his first ball of the day! Mind you, what a ball to get first up. A genuinely belting delivery from Shami. It had bounce and just shaped away from Rashid, enough to take the outside edge and into Shami's gloves. Enter Jimmy.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The pitch looks pretty good - it's not changed a lot - and the outfield is fast. England will have to bowl and field very, very well. India will look at that pitch and think, '400 minimum'.
Rashid 4, Batty 0
Jadeja, who finished with figures of 2-56 yesterday, will get the day underway, bowling to Gareth Batty. Batty sees off the first nice ball, before being serenaded by the Barmy Army to the strains of Jerusalem. Jadeja fizzes through the rest of the over, and that will be a maiden.
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India are having a huddle while Adil Rashid and Gareth Batty make their way out onto the pitch. It's a sparse crowd, to say the least.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
England really messed it up yesterday. This is a very big day for them.
It's fair to say Jonathan Agnew wasn't impressed with England's batting yesterday.
"England have got to get what they can from these last two wickets and bowl India out," he told BBC Sport.
"They need to bowl their boots off, take every half chance that comes their way and hope for some luck."
You can read more from Aggers here.
Image source, ReutersHere's Michael Vaughan's pitch report from this morning - I don't think Hollywood will be calling just yet..
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England are in for a challenging day. If India bat like they fielded on day one, England have got a chance. If India bat like they did in the first innings of the first two Tests, England are in trouble.
Jos Buttler made his return to the Test team in Mohali, making 43 in just his second first-class match in 13 months.
After a scratchy start he put on 69 with Jonny Bairstow, before tamely chipping Jadeja to Kohli at cover.
"There were a few dismissals that we could have been avoided, but at the end of the day a few started to spin and keep low," he told TMS.
"You're always in the game with runs on the board. We need as many as we can tomorrow."
'As excited as when making my Test debut' - Buttler
This makes Bairstow's performance from yesterday all the more impressive.
England won the toss, won the first hour, then it all went a bit pear-shaped from there.
This is a good pitch but England haven't made the most of it; the majority of the top order fell to loose shots and only Jonny Bairstow, who made 89, provided any real resistance.
Finishing on 268-8, they will be hoping that the tail will wag today and push them over the 300 mark.
You can read our day one report here.
Image source, APEy up, welcome to text commentary of day two of the third England v India Test.
If you're just getting up, or you've powered through from a night out, grab a beverage of your choice, stick the radio on and let us talk you through the second day in Mohali.