Henry Blofeld
BBC Test Match Special

What attractive batting we've seen. A splendid hundred by Vijay but Kohli has really carried all before him in the classical way. What a wonderful copybook cricketer he is.

Moeen goes over the wicket for half his over and then round for the second half. He can't prevent Vijay bringing up the 100 partnership with a two, courtesy of an outside edge past slip. That is lunch.

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Too easy for Vijay, who flicks a short Rashid ball fine off his legs and is only denied a boundary by the diving Stokes. The bowler hits back with a beauty to Kohli that lands on leg and spins sharply past the outside edge. Is that lunch? No, we'll have one more.

Vijay brings out the reverse sweep to add a second single to the one scored by Kohli earlier in the Moeen over. England are ready for lunch. After such a promising start, this has been a punishing session.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

Rashid has bowled quite tidily. He's not trying to experiment. After yesterday and the situation England are in, he's trying to get some rhythm into his bowling and keep some control. That's smart and sensible.

Vijay enjoys his prolonged life at the crease by guiding a Rashid ball wide of slip to add two runs to his total. Lots of disconsolate looking England players out there now.

Oh, he's got away with it. The review shows a tiny inside edge before the ball hit the pad. A hammer blow for England. There is a lot of pointing at the screen from England players but they can't have any complaints.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

I think this might be out because the umpire has given it out. If it's hitting half the stump, that's it.

If this is out I'm claiming commentator's curse. Rashid traps Vijay in front. Looks out. Umpire's finger goes up and India go upstairs.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

You get the impression that whatever England try, they don't really look like getting a wicket. It has to be a mistake - Vijay trying to get on top of the bowling and whacking almost every ball, or somebody tries to loft a drive. I don't see anywhere where the bowler is going to defeat the batsman.

The Anderson experiment ends and Moeen returns. He is over the wicket now and is milked for a single by Vijay on the sweep. It's the only run. Fine, but there remains zero threat. It's like jousting with a baguette. 

England look like they need a mistake to make the breakthrough. Never a good position in which to be. This is a better over from Rashid - consistent, no variation, just looking for a length to draw his man forward.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

You feel the way the flow of the game, and it felt this way the yesterday afternoon, that England don't have the resources to get among India's batsmen. They have the personnel but they're not in the same class as India's.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

This is Murali Vijay's eighth Test hundred and his third against England. It came from 231 balls in 284 minutes, with eight fours and three sixes. 

Emphatic stuff from Vijay who launches Anderson down the ground for four and holds his drive just to rub a bit of salt in the wound. Only the diving Woakes prevents Vijay scoring a second four on the pull. India's century-maker is on the charge.