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
Rahane lbw Rashid 0 (Ind 152-4)
Image source, APWhacking into middle stump. It's umpire's call on impact but Rahane will have to leave, a five-ball duck to his name. Clever from Rashid, using the googly and Rahane, who has looked scratchy, didn't see it coming.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I'd be amazed if that's going down the leg side or over the top. Unless he's got an inside edge on this...
Ind 152-3
Rashid! He's got Rahane! It's been giving out but Rahane gets the nod from his captain to go upstairs. I'm pretty sure this is out.
Trail by 131
Ironic that Rashid, who has bowled accurately, picked up a wicket with a fairly awful delivery. Woakes will celebrate that catch by having a bowl. It's all going well until a nasty full toss goes flying off Kohli's boots and away for four leg byes. Bairstow gets the tip of a mitt to it but there's no stopping that.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, ReutersHas there ever been a greater disparity between the quality of the delivery and the quality of the catch? Stunning from Woakes.
Rahane 0, Kohli 40
Personally, I'm quite happy to call cricket off and watch that catch on repeat. The best bit was the nonchalance with which Woakes caught it. As though charging in, diving forwards and snaffling a low catch is no big deal. Rashid sticks with some off stump theory to new man Ajinkya Rahane to register a wicket maiden.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It takes a brilliant catch to make the breakthrough. England need all the semi-chances to go into the hands and stick on this wicket. If England can get Kohli in the next hour or so...
Pujara c Woakes b Rashid 51 (Ind 148-3)
Image source, APChris Woakes, take a bow. Take the special hat marked 'super catch' from Ben Stokes and wear it proudly. That is a superb effort. Rashid bowled a long hop, Pujara's eyes lit up and he smashed it into the deep. Woakes came darting forward, dived and grabbed it with both hands. Ridiculous.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The umpire on the field think it's out. I'll be amazed if this is anything but.
Chris Woakes has just taken an utterly brilliant catch to dismiss Pujara. Pujara's not going, so the umpires will check, but that looked stunningly good.
Everyone's back out. India are out more enthusiastically than England. Rashid will bowl the first over after tea.
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I have just woken up hoping for news of an England fightback. Now I've read your update I will go back to bed.
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Cheers, Steph. I thought I saw Gareth Batty preparing to get on a Manchester tram, but that was just my sleep deprived brain playing tricks. He's clearly at the Christmas markets.
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If you are waking up on this Sunday morning hope for news of an England fightback, it might be best to go back to bed. Pujara and Kohli are giving them a lesson in how not to give it away on a flat deck.
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
England will be glad to have a cup of tea. The wheels have come off in the last 15 minutes in terms of keeping a lid on the runs. They're running out of overs for their pace bowlers, who put in quite a stint in that session.
And that finally is tea. Another session that belongs to India. England have bowled well, but the home side have rolled with every punch thrown. By the end, they were landing their own and it is England who are rocking. India should be almost level by tonight.