Kohli 43*, Karthik 18*
Sixth-wicket stand worth 32
India slip to 78-5; Broad two wickets
Eng 180: Curran (63) rallies from 87-7
Ishant 5-51, Ashwin 3-59
First Test of five-match series
England's Sam Curran, who made 63 and took one wicket, on Sky Sports: "I had goosebumps on the boundary as the Barmy Army were singing.
"There's still a lot in the wicket for bat and ball. That first hour will be crucial - you win or lose the game in that first hour.
"It's going to be a good day. It's going to be close."
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Far too much pointless short-pitched bowling in last hour.
Kevin Oldham
So Virat Kohli remains unbeaten on 43 overnight, with India needing 84 more runs to win.
England will return in the morning, needing five wickets for victory.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It has been a tremendous day - a real emotional rollercoaster.
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Jonny Lipsham Studio: Have England bowlers forgotten how to bowl slower balls or yorkers?
Target 194
Not sure that was the best call there.
Ben Stokes bangs it in short to Virat Kohli and the India captain ducks under it easily.
Why not try a yorker?
Anyway, a third thoroughly tremendous day of this terrifically thrilling Test comes to an end.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Can Stokes produce some magic?
Stokes goes round the wicket and Karthik clips it to fine leg for one.
Kohli is on strike for the last ball of day three...
Karthik defends another rising delivery.
Do they give him a single and put Kohli on strike for the last ball of the day?
Stokes goes short outside off, trying to tempt Karthik but the India keeper drops his hands under it.
Set up for one last inswinger?
Image source, ReutersA bouncer follows and Karthik ducks under it.
Paul Farbrace looks thoroughly glum for some reason. He might crack a smile if Stokes can get a wicket here...
It's back of a length and Dinesh Karthik defends it down.
Image source, PABen Stokes to bowl what should be the final over of a majestic day three.
Virat Kohli puts his helmet back on.
Here we go...
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Only three players have ever finished with more than 50% of their team's runs. It was Jimmy Sinclair of South Africa in 1899 against Australia plus Brian Lara and Andy Flower.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
This has got 2005 written all over it.
Dinesh Karthik defends the fifth ball a long way from his body.
Will Adil Rashid respond with the googly?
No. Karthik slices away a leg-break for one more.
Target 194
Again Kohli slices it into off for an easy single.
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Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Can Adil Rashid produce a moment of magic like we saw in the one-day series?
Image source, ReutersKarthik drives expansively and Root does well to dive and keep it to one.
Brave shot that.
Virat Kohli takes off his helmet and dons the cap before pushing Adil Rashid's first ball out to point for a single.