England win by 31 runs
Stokes finds Pandya's edge to seal win
England win on tense fourth morning
India 162: Kohli 51, Stokes 4-40
Stokes takes two wickets in an over
England lead 1-0 in five-match series
BBC Test Match Special
England's Sam Curran on Test Match Special: "I didn't really sleep last night. Our team massage guy said his first Test was in 2005 against Australia. I grew up watching those games. To be involved in one of those, this morning I was pretty nervous. But once Kohli was gone we were pretty confident."
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Sam Curran is my man of the match.
The young man had an absolute belter of a Test.
Sorry, Virat.
Sam Curran is getting plenty of praise and quite right too.
The 20-year-old ends the match with five wickets and without his 63 runs yesterday India would have won the match last night.
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Maamar Salloo: Without Kohli, India would have been hammered by an innings. One man team. This will end up 4-1 or 5-0 to England. Teams simply cannot play away from home anymore.
Jonny Sloman: Who says test match cricket is dead? What a match.
Matty: Sam Curran: Man of the Match - he turned this game on its head.
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator
India will look at having England 87-7 yesterday and will wonder how they let a 20-year-old take it away from them.
The big positive for them is that Virat Kohli has got runs.
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England win by 31 runs
England all-rounder Ben Stokes on Sky: "It was great. We were magnificnet with the ball. We were a bit behind in the second innings but Sam Curran really turned the game playing the way he did. It's just great to be a part of this game. I don't really know how to feel right now.
"Virat Kohli played brilliantly in the first innings and I think we was just playing for the swing when I got him there. I'm just so proud to be a part of this group and playing for England.
"We weren't sure what to expect today we just knew we had to get five wickets. We've had a lot of stick recently so to beat a team like India will hopefully close some mouths.
"We'll take a lot of confidence from winning today into the rest of this series."
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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes is becoming England's go-to man in these situations. He bowled quickly, a brilliant line but found bounce as well.
He bowled to get Virat Kohli out, not to get him off strike.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
A thrilling Test match. A belter from start to finish.
Ben Stokes is just one of those cricketers. How England missed him in the Ashes.
He grabbed the game by the scruff of its neck by removing Virat Kohli.
And now Joe Root is shaking hands with Virat Kohli and the rest of the England team. Both sides have played their part in an amazing match. One of the best I can remember for years.
England will go to Lords 1-0 up.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Hardik Pandya couldn't believe what he'd done. Disconsolate, he started dragging himself to the dressing room. Joe Root ran after him in order to shake his hand. Lovely moment.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There are some very happy faces down there and the England players turn to the Hollies Stand to applaud the crowd.
As Aggers says, Hardik Pandya looks absolutely gutted.
The England players turn and applaud the crowd. The spectators respond with an almighty roar.
The India players are led down the steps by Virat Kohli...
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BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
A fantastic finish. Hardik Pandya walks off dejectedly.
What a win for England. A crazy match. Fluctuating fortunes, ups and downs.
Pandya c Cook b Stokes 31 (Ind 162 all out)
Mic drop.
Ben Stokes is the man, yet again. He holds his arms wide after finding Hardik Pandya's edge. Now he's mobbed by his England team-mates. Joe Root charges in from the boundary looking like a happy schoolboy.
What a Test. England win.
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Ollie: Can we give Rashid a bit more credit for his googly? The best in world cricket. Stupendous delivery.
Adil Rashid has not bowled much in this match, but what a story if he brings England home...
He removed Ishant Sharma lbw on review to take his side to one wicket away...
Ben Stokes turned the match firmly back in England's favour earlier - taking two wickets in one over, including the crucial scalp of Virat Kohli....
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Hurry up England my plane takes off in 30 minutes.
Gary at Cardiff airport
England need one wicket - India need 32 runs
Rashid is trying to tempt Hardik Pandya to do something daft but Pandya takes a single...
Umesh Yadav blocks out the final ball of the over. I can't tell you how tense this is.