Bad light ends play early
India slip from 155-3 to 175-6
Pujara 45 (206) - gloves Wood to slip
Rahane 61 - edges Moeen behind
Jadeja 3 - bowled by Moeen beauty
Wood three wickets, Moeen two
Pujara & Rahane add 100 from 55-3
India 364, England 391 - lead of 27
Second Test, Lord's, day four
Five-match series level at 0-0
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You just sense in the past three or four overs these two batsmen have gone up a gear or two. They have been going at two and over and if they up it to three you are looking at lead of about 160 at the close. If India then score quickly tomorrow morning it will give them a chance of setting an interesting chase for England and throw everything at them.
Lead by 117
WinZiz has the draw at 65%, India at 20 and England at 15 now.
This partnership has completely changed the outlook of this game.
Rishabh Pant, in his pads, ready to bat, is lying down in the changing room. Relaxed.
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Alex Bigham: On cricketing logos, we set up a new club at Brockwell Park Nets in SW London earlier this year, but Covid rules meant the nets were often locked up. Some overly keen person (not us!) used a bolt cutter to cut the fence! So we became the ‘Bolt Cutters'.
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Cheteshwar Pujara is constantly up the down the wicket at the moment. It is not always in attack, sometimes it is to pad up, but it is effective at the moment.
England have bowled 16 overs in the hour and a few seconds since tea. That's good. It leaves us with 21 in the day, and we should get all 90 in today.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
It was 125 balls for Ajinkya Rahane's fifty. It was his seventh against England. He has one hundred against them, which was also on this ground.
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A cracking finish in store at Sabina Park in Jamaica, where West Indies are chasing 168 to win the first Test after 19-year-old Jayden Seales' 5-55 helped bowl Pakistan out for 203.
Ind 139-3; lead by 112
This has snuck up on me, I'll be honest.
What a patient, stubborn, high-class knock from Ajinkya Rahane though.
It is his 36th 50-plus score in Test cricket.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
There are 13 overs to go until that second new ball. England keep trying to change the ball with the umpire. It's been one of those weeks when balls have been an issue, but I don't think the umpires have changed it once!
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Freddy Clode: Winkle Picker Cricket Club was started after a number of the team fell in love with a Winkle Picker ale in 2009 at the Unicorn pub in Canterbury - our designer managed to combine the classic winkle picker and unicorn seamlessly!
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Just a single from Moeen Ali's latest over.
Is it time for Joe Root yet?
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
That was well judged by Joe Root in the end. They went up in unison behind the stumps and the crowd went with them for the appeal as well. So the England skipper did well to resist the review.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Little pat on the back from Curran to Pujara there. CSK team-mates.
Lead by 107
Sam Curran is mixing up around and over the wicket here. Not just from over to over, but ball to ball too.
There's a big celebration from Jos Buttler - throwing the ball up in the air - from the final ball. But Cheteshwar Pujara had hit his pad with his bat, rather than getting an edge on it.
Joe Root and England wisely opt against the review.
Good probing over from Curran though.
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Lead by 104
A boundary! Ajinkya Rahane gets down well to sweep to Moeen Ali to the square leg boundary.
Oh, then buzzers. This is sloppy from England and Joe Root isn't happy about it. Mark Wood hares after the ball, and Jos Buttler can't gather the throw cleanly. Jonny Bairstow, at point, hasn't moved a jot to back up.
There's 10 from that Moeen Ali over.
A change of ends for Moeen Ali.
He replaces James Anderson at the Pavillion End.
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James Mullan: The Twigworth Travellers club logo is a thing of beauty. Though I’m duty bound (by our lawyers) to remind everyone that any likeness to any famous bears living or dead is purely coincidental.
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Another maiden.
India have scored 16 runs in 11 overs since tea. Pedestrian.
How costly could this be?
Lead by 94
James Anderson finds a bit of wobble to beat the outside edge of Cheteshwar Pujara. It wobbles after the bat too and Jos Buttler shells it.
The final ball bounces two or three times on its way through to Buttler.
This is slow.