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Haseeb Hameed is watching on in the stands with his family, looking all awkward as the camera pans over to him. Kumar continues but he's lost his line again slightly. Parthiv Patel's swan dive behind the stumps can't stop the ball trickling away for a bye, before a better dive in the slips prevents Cook from picking up a boundary.

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is perfect for India as they have England's two best players out there early. They know if they get one they are into Moeen Ali next. They are generating swing. We didn't see any of this with England.

That's nice from Cook, swivel pulling Umesh Yadav away for a single. It's Joe Root in at three, and Yadav gifts him three wide deliveries to get his eye in. When he strays onto the pad, Root runs him away for a boundary through third man to get off the mark. Moeen, the next man in, watches on thoughtfully from the dressing room. 

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Keaton Jennings is the first player to score a century in his first Test innings and make a golden duck in his second.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The pitch has looked flat today. We will find out in the next hour or so if it truly is. England look dejected today. It has been difficult. The crowd are on top and it is nearly full. The new ball tends to do something when you have such a dominant score on the board.

That dismissal has shown just what effect 14 hours in the field will have on the mind, especially for someone in his debut Test. Jennings was at short leg for the majority of the India innings and trying to recover from that and mentally prepare yourself for batting, in the space of ten minutes, isn't easy for an experienced player. The crowd are loving this.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There was a little bit of swing back. Jennings has never experienced this before - out there in the field for so long and then having to bat. It is a good angle of attack to a left-hander, around the wicket. You feel it that this could get messy for England. A miracle here would be a draw.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

You've seen a lot of young people here today. That is very encouraging. They will become fans of the game seeing the way Kohli and Jayant batted.

Here are the combined figures for England's bowlers. It makes for grim reading:

• Seamers: 64 overs, 221-2
• Spinners: 118.3 overs, 397-8

Plus side? Adil Rashid has now taken the most wickets by an England bowler in India since Derek Underwood in 1976. He's taken 22 in the series.

England dropped Kohli. They dropped Jayant. They had their spin nullified and their four seamers found nothing in this pitch to help them. All that will be playing on their minds, and no matter how easy Kohli made it look, this pitch is going to be hard to bat on. Joe Root said yesterday it was difficult to get an innings started on this wicket. 

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

India have gone like the clappers to set that score. It is one of those days that statisticians love. 

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

You can see England look very, very tired. Cook and Jennings need to get England off to a good start to allow the others to get their bearings back.

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A lead of 231. It's turning. England have been in the field for 14 hours. The crowd has seen a magnificent 235 from the India captain. To say it's not going to be easy is an understatement of massive proportions.

This is only the second time since 2012 that England have conceded 600 in an innings.

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special

It would have been a sitter to first slip. Nothing is going right for England. It hasn't from the second ball of day three.