Russell Anderson: The bowling simply isn't good enough. Selectors to blame. Calling up Dawson and not Leach is a joke. They all need sacking.

Rashid is rightly taken out the attack and replaced by Moeen Ali, who is much more economical and draws a huge appeal from Jonny Bairstow with a full ball that Jayant middles. He then nips one past the outside edge. That's a big improvement.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Jayant Yadav's fifty came from 103 balls, with seven fours in 120 minutes. He's currently averaging 83.50 in Test cricket with the bat.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

This is like a one-day game - runs are coming thick and fast. England need to stop the boundaries.

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Another boundary. The gentlest of pushes from Jayant sends the ball skipping away past backward point to the boundary.

He brings up his fifty with a single. Kohli has taken all the headlines, but this has been a superb effort from the number nine. That is his second half-century of the series. He only made his debut in the match in Visakhapatnam last month.

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is benefit bowling from Rashid - he's just lobbing them up. He didn't bowl like this yesterday.

Rashid is having a shocker. He has not started well at all. "The Giant" welcomes another full ball with a dismissive drive inside mid-off for four. India are scoring at a fair lick. Moeen is loosening up.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This pitch has looked an absolute pleasure to face the seamers on - it sits up beautifully.

Milestones been reached all the time. This partnership is now 100 runs strong. Ball has found a good line, outside off, but this is not his surface. It is not a surface for any seamer.

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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

This is Kohli's fifth score of 150 or more in Tests. Four of those have come as captain - behind only Mohammad Azharuddin and Sunil Gavaskar as skipper of India.

India have come out swinging. Jayant Yadav eyes Adil Rashid up for a delivery and then drives and cuts for successive fours.

Do you regret setting that alarm yet?

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

An immaculate stroke for an immaculate innings. What a happy scene - and a happy sound too. You hear the drummers and trumpets. I hope everybody is clapping because it's worthy of it.

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As with yesterday, Jake Ball starts with the ball. No first-over heroics this time, though. Kohli moves to 150 with a lovely straight drive for four. Picking up exactly where he left off.

On day three, we had drummers drumming. This morning, they are losing the battle to a whole load of vuvuzela's vuvuzelaing.

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The players are out. All set. We go again...

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I do think there will be a messy innings in this match - a team will get bowled out for 150 or 160. England have to make sure it's India rather than them.

Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"It's clearly possible that it could be almost over today - if India extend their lead past 100 and, with the quality of Ashwin. But there's a chance that, if England ask India to get 220 in the last day, they might have a chance.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have got to get these three wickets for 30 runs, then give India a chase where they'll need more than partnership. If India need 180-plus in the fourth innings. England might just surprise them.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott: "England have to get up with positive intent - you have to try and minimise the number of runs India are in front. The cheaper they get them out this morning, it gives them a bit better chance."