England lose six wickets for 48 runs
Cook - dropped on 37 - bowled by Bumrah for 71 (190 balls)
Root, Bairstow & Curran record ducks
Moeen - put down by Kohli on 2 - makes 50
England won toss; lead series 3-1
Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's been slow going after lunch because India have bowled really well - they have hit a much fuller length and have dragged the batsmen forward.
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Cook 39, Moeen 10
Ball: on the pads. Batsman: Cook. Result: one run.
Ball: on the pads. Batsman: Moeen. Result: two runs.
Ball: hits the pads. Batsman: Moeen. Result: brief appeal but not out.
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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is a decent start. Winning the toss at The Oval is such a huge advantage.
Ishant Sharma strays onto the pads and Alastair Cook clips it round the corner for one.
I probably should have set up a shortcut on my keyboard to paste that sentence after the bowler's name much earlier on in Cook's career.
And here is the second drop of the session so far as Virat Kohli spilled a tough chance to remove Moeen Ali for two.
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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
I think there were two noises there - Moeen must have got an inside edge.
Moeen Ali's streaky knock so far continues as he edges through the cordon for four.
Jasprit Bumrah then gets another through onto Moeen's pads and there is a brief appeal but nothing doing - looks like he hit it.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The umpire has done well there. That was a big nip-backer.
Nope. That was missing on height.
Moeen Ali survives.
Jasprit Bumrah goes round the wicket and raps Moeen Ali's pads as England's number three shoulders arms.
Impact outside off but that doesn't matter with Moeen not playing a shot.
Virat Kohli sends it upstairs.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRuns! Moeen Ali drives crisply through mid-off for a couple.
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Who dropped Alastair Cook on 37 on his way to a century in his final Test?
Still the dot balls tot up as Cook plays and misses at one angled across. He really should be leaving those - Ishant never brings it back in to the left-hander from over the wicket.
Cook leaves the last well alone. Make that five maidens in a row since lunch.
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BBC Sport at The Oval
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Dan Norcross
Test Match Special commentator
These two opened the bowling this morning for India but they've switched ends after lunch, and they're bowling tremendously well.
Moeen just about judges a leave correctly as Bumrah zips one past the stumps from round the wicket.
That's four straight maidens since lunch.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That shot is why Moeen Ali is not a Test-match number three.