Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

There's already some momentum in this partnership. They are two vastly experienced players. Kohli, the captain, and Ashwin, who saves his batting best for England.

Gareth Batty has spent an awful amount of time today sprawled in the outfield trying to stop the ball. A horrible full toss from Rashid is leathered in Batty's direction but he cuts it off before it gets to the boundary, before having to do the exact same thing to the next ball. Kohli then tries to nick a single that was never there and Ashwin firmly stands his ground.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Kohli only got to 50 once in his first 19 innings against England. Now he has got three in a row.

Ashwin, not to be outdone, turns Stokes nicely off his pads to pick another boundary. He's going at a run a ball at the minute. He's a nice little foil for Kohli. Both are aggressive and they seem to run well together too.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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Kohli has played within himself and adapted to the circumstances. He is standing between England and a first-innings lead.

50 for Kohlipublished at 60.3 overs

60.3 overs

Here we go. Ben Stokes, bowling to Virat Kohli on 49. Impressively they've managed to avoid making eye contact with one another today, much like a pair of naughty schoolboys getting told off my teacher. That will be another half-century for Kohli though, courtesy of a little dab down to third man.

Rashid whizzes through another over, tossing the ball up into the eyeline of both batsmen. They take the singles but don't risk being too aggressive. Kohli punches the ball away to cover to move closer to another half century.

Jadeja is padded up in the dressing room, watching on. England meanwhile advance on Kohli, keeping up the chatter around the bat. They'll be desperate to shift him now. He's having none of it, though, slicing a slower ball through third man to the boundary.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

Suddenly the pressure has shifted. It's another wonderful example of what Test cricket can do.

Have you seen a better run out than Buttler's? Let me know. I'm all for a run out, comedy or otherwise. Rashid bowls something short and wide and Kohli takes a shine to it. He chops it away to the boundary for his first runs since tea. 

A hint of reverse swing for Woakes, although Ashwin has taken a liking to it. First a thick outside edge and then a one-handed push go flying through third man and into the boundary rope. Woakes responds with a huge shout for lbw and umpire Gaffaney raises his arm, but only to pop his earpiece back in. I suspect that was sliding a long way down leg.

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Sam Roberts: That is a truly outstanding piece of fielding by Jos Buttler. All of a sudden the game has a changed.

Tim Milford: What an incredible piece of fielding from a man who is ostensibly a wicketkeeper. How on earth did he do that??

Three wickets in 19 balls. So a quiet start. And the man who started it all, Rashid, will continue. Ashwin, highlighter yellow stripes on his trainers, gets off the mark with a calm steer into mid-wicket. Kohli watches the rest of the over sail past his off stump.

What a throw that was. One of the stumps came straight out of the ground. Kohli, looking a touch miffed at this state of events, has been joined by Ashwin.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

He dives to his right low, it sticks in his right paw. He's on the ground when he throws it. Wonderful, wonderful fielding. Magnificent. What a change in the space of a few overs.

Debutant Karun Nair is greeted to the crease by some chirpy chatter from Bairstow. He ignores all that and gets his first runs in Test cricket with a nicely driven boundary.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is tremendous by Adil Rashid. It's the wrong 'un. He hasn't picked it. You have to use your reviews wisely as a team.