Eng 288-5published at 92 overs
Ishant Sharma, with white sun cream smeared across his face, pins Jos Buttler on the thigh pad with one than darts back in. A difficult start for the new batsman.
Summary
Ind: Patel opening in place of injured Vijay
Dawson hits 66 not out on Test debut
Rashid (60) & Dawson share stand of 108
Moeen 146, Root 88, Jadeja 3-106
Final Test; India lead series 3-0
Eng 288-5published at 92 overs
TMS's Prakash goes all Indiana Jones...published at 04:07 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
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Eng 287-5published at 91 overs
Jos Buttler the new man, he was beaten by his first ball too.
Postpublished at 04:05 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialIt did spin, but it defeated Stokes in terms of its length, it wasn't as close to him as he thought, and he was left groping at it.
WICKETpublished at 90.5 overs
Stokes c Patel b Ashwin 6 (Eng 287-5)
Ashwin is in the wickets, it turned, it was a little wide and Stokes was reaching for it. A thin edge and safely pouched by the keeper. Safe to say, not the start England would have been looking for.
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So India have had their huddle and we are all set, Ravichandran Ashwin to begin with some excitable cheers from the crowd in the sunshine.
Postpublished at 04:01 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialWhy do people get by frustrated by Moeen Ali? He's our first-choice finger-spinner, and he's scored two hundreds in this series - his batting is a huge bonus.
In Test cricket, he's a natural number six or seven. He's never going to become a Greg Chappell or a Virat Kohli. The best solution is to find a specialist number four.
Postpublished at 03:57 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialEngland have to take every single change that comes their way to win in this series. India, because they create more chances, can afford to drop a few catches. England will want in excess of 450 and see if they can hold on from there.
Postpublished at 03:55
England batsman Joe Root says he needs to "grow up a bit" after his angry reaction to being given out on day one.
"There was frustration there," said Root. "If I get punished then I'm sure it's deserved."
No news yet Joe, an anxious wait, like sweating on a speeding ticket.
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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialTo stick up for the batsmen briefly, how often when bowlers bowl a bad delivery, do you see them look at the soles of their boots, or at the bowling crease?
Postpublished at 03:52 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match SpecialI jokingly said to Jonny Bairstow that "I wished someone smashed me to cover when he was on 49". He took it quite well, but he said someone was moving by the sightscreen and he should have moved away. It reminded me of another Yorkshireman, Ray Illingworth - he was never out.
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Postpublished at 03:50 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialEngland are almost in Mumbai territory here, as they got to 400 there and it still wasn't enough. I sense from the way Root and Moeen played yesterday that England are determined to play positively, and if Stokes gets in for a while, it could get interesting.
Moeen makes goodpublished at 03:47
The late, great Roy Castle - one for the teenagers - would certainly have admired the dedication shown by Moeen Ali yesterday. Dropped on nought and looking as scratchy as a woollen roll neck, the left-hander battled his way to an unbeaten 120 and will resume with Ben Stokes on five and England 284-4. Will there be any Record Breakers in the England team today?
Image source, OptaWelcomepublished at 03:45 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Hello, good morning and welcome to our coverage of day two of the final Test between India and England from the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.