Summary

  • 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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Jack Skelton

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  2. The England captain shrugged that off and passed three figures shortly after, ending a tough season on a high note...

  3. So Alastair Cook had reached his century before lunch but Joe Root nearly fell before joining him on a ton after interval...

  4. Cheers Steph, let's have a look back at that session.

  5. Right, I'm out of here, Jack Skelton is coming roaring back.

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  7. Tea

    Eng 364-6

    Mohammed Shami ends the session doing what he has done for most of the match - going past the outside edge. If you left him, he'd probably stand out there through the tea interval. As it is, England head for a brew with his game by the neck.

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  9. Eng 361-6

    One more over? Not when Ravi Jadeja is getting through six balls in less than two minutes. Clever stuff, really. One less over for India to survive tonight. The England lead has gone past 400, mind.

  10. Missing the moment

    Text 81111

    As England were attempting to chase down 227 on the last day of the 2013 Ashes, my brother Mike went quiet and 'popped' to the toilet. Turned out he'd caught gastroenteritis. From me. He was the only non Aussie to welcome the bad light and hasn't forgiven me since.

    James, Cheddar.

  11. Eng 358-6

    England slightly becalmed before tea, ready to resume the attack afterwards. Shami still bowling beautifully, luckless when Stokes edges short of slip. One more over before the break...

  12. How's stat?!

    Andrew Samson
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Jos Buttler finishes with 349 runs in the series - England's highest run-scorer.

    This summer he has hit 510 runs at 46.36.

    Jos ButtlerAFP

  13. Eng 357-6

    England's batting just keeps coming, doesn't it? Sam Curran. Horrible thought: I hope Jos Buttler hasn't lost his biffery because of his 'proper' Test batting...

  14. Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator

    Jos Buttler has sacrificed his wicket in search of quick runs.

  15. wicket

    WICKET

    Buttler c Shami b Jadeja 0 (Eng 356-6)

    Slightly disappointing. I think we were all rather looking forward to the thought of Jos Buttler batting for 20 minutes. Instead, he spoons Ravi Jadeja to point.

  16. Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator

    It's another fine delivery from Mohammed Shami. He can't celebrate of course, given where India are in the game.

  17. wicket

    WICKET

    Bairstow b Shami 18 (Eng 355-5)

    Bowled him! Mohammed Shami gets some belated rewards for bowling like a trooper all match. He's nipped one back and Jonny Bairstow has his stumps splayed again.

  18. Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator

    Penalty runs! Insult to injury!

  19. Eng 350-4

    Get in there! Proof that Test cricket can be just as bad as the village green. Rishabh Pant lets one through the gloves and on to the helmet behind him. Five penalty runs. Virat Kohli moves the helmet a few yards further back, like it would have made a difference.

  20. Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator

    I was out in the crowd when Cook got out. There was a nanosecond of disbelief before everyone rose and applauded. It just went on and on and on. He walked off fairly quickly, he didn't want to milk it, but the crowd just kept on clapping.