Anderson equals McGrath's record for a paceman of 563 Test wickets
Cook hits 33rd Test hundred in his final innings before international retirement
Opener also passes Kumar Sangakkara in 5th in all-time runscorers' list
Means Cook is Test cricket's most successful left-handed batsman
Root dropped on 94 by Pujara at slip on way to his century
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Bowser: Today's day of cricket goes into my top 3 of days of English Test cricket.
No1. Bowling out Australia for 98 on Boxing Day and England ending the day on 157/0.
No2. Bowling out Australia for 60 inside 19 overs on the first day of a Test.
Sensational.
Target 464
Rahul punches exquisitely down the ground for three before Rahane keeps the strike with a push into the covers for one.
James Anderson is pitching it up, looking for the drive and KL Rahul obliges.
But it's a classy stroke, off the middle and away for four.
Dreamland for England fans...
England need seven wickets to win
KL Rahul stands tall to punch into the covers and takes on Jos Buttler's arm. The throw just about misses the stumps but Rahul would've been safe.
Stuart Broad strays a bit straight and Ajinkya Rahane clips into leg for one more.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
There have been 45 lbws in this Test series, the most there has ever been in a single series.
Stuart Broad strays wide and KL Rahul takes the positive option, slashing up over point for four. Shot!
James Michael Anderson now has 563 Test wickets.
A certain Glenn Donald McGrath also took 563.
Every ball is just grim survival for India's batsmen out there.
Once again James Anderson produces some sumptuous curve on the ball and zips it past the outside edge of KL Rahul's bat.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Anderson is making the ball talk here.
And it's not out for the lbw either.
Ball tracking shows that was going over the stumps.
There were two noises but it seems that it was just the ball hitting the pad flap, which then reverberated.
A good decision by Joel Wilson and England lose a review.
No bat. It's not out caught.
The third umpire will have a look at the lbw.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The cordon is adamant.
Is this Anderson's record wicket?
He fires it through onto KL Rahul's pads and the first appeal is for lbw.
But Alastair Cook then completes a catch and there is another appeal for caught.
Joel Wilson says no. England are confident and send it upstairs.
KL Rahul gets the first boundary of the innings as he slashes loosely over gully for four.
Is any part of James Anderson a bit narked that he didn't dismiss Virat Kohli in this series?
Probably not. Anyway, he's one wicket away from surpassing Glenn McGrath...
Stuart Broad sends down three more on the spot but Ajinkya Rahane sees them off.
Target 464
The crowd roar as Stuart Broad runs in but Ajinkya Rahane defends his first ball.
Here is the first of three wicket highlights coming your way shortly...
Virat Kohli has batted majestically in this series. That was just the shot of a very tired captain, who has fought to keep his side in it throughout.
A brief delay as KL Rahul goes to the loo.