Summary

  • India win in final hour

  • England collapse to 120 all out

  • Root 33, three batsmen make ducks

  • Siraj 4-32, Bumrah 3-33

  • India drop three catches

  • India declare after lunch on 298-8

  • Shami 56* (70), Bumrah 34* (64)

  • Add unbroken 89 for ninth wicket

  • Second Test, Lord's, day five

  • Five-match series level at 0-0

Live Reporting

Timothy Abraham

  1. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    India have added 104 runs in 25 overs today and that is without Rishabh Pant really doing anything.

  2. Moeen Ali with the final over before lunch.

  3. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    It has been great batting and courage considering that Jasprit Bumrah has been hit on the head a couple of times.

  4. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Both of these batters have now got their highest Test score...

  5. Ind 286-8

    Lead by 259

    Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah both take a single apiece off an over from James Anderson. They are unbeaten on 52 and 29 respectively.

  6. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    England won't win from here. The game has been turned on its head. England will have to save this now.

  7. The lead is 256 now.

  8. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport at Lord's

    If India are thinking about winning this, declaring at lunch would save them a couple of overs.

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  10. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    I don't think England want it back...

  11. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Where's the ball gone? I don't think anyone can find it.

  12. 50 runs

    50 for Shami

    Brilliant from Mohammed Shami, who gets to fifty with back-to-back boundaries. He slog sweeps Moeen Ali for a one-bounce four, then shimmes down the pitch and hits a huge six over cow corner.

    The India fans erupt. Shami salutes them, and his joyous team-mates on the balcony.

    Joe Root, meanwhile, looks like someone has burned down his house and he forgot to pay the insurance the previous day.

  13. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    How has it got to this?

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    England are wandering around, looking lost, I have to be honest. There is no direction. Nobody knows where they are going.

  15. Ind 271-8

    Lead by 244 runs

    Personally, I'd get Jos Buttler and Jonny Bairstow high up the order. I know it's a day five pitch, red ball, and a bit of a maverick shout, but give them a licence to pull off something special. Then if it goes awry, pull down the shutters.

    A tight over from James Anderson ends with Jasprit Bumrah gloving one round the corner for a single.

  16. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    If England took two wickets now, with no runs added, the required run-rate would be 3.74.

    The required run rate when England turned down a chase against New Zealand earlier in the summer was 3.64.

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    All being nicely set up for another England non-run-chase.

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  18. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    It is getting to the point where you wonder if England will even go for the chase.

    They might just accept it has been a bad day and try and get out with a draw.

  19. Ind 267-8

    Did England lose their heads earlier? Yes. But in the heat of the battle out on the field, with emotions running high, it's a different game. Certainly much less clinical.

    Mohammed Shami larrups Moeen Ali over his head for a one-bounce four. He's 10 runs short of a half-century.

  20. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    When I left my last stint it just seemed that England would knock off the last couple and be batting by now, but massive credit to these tailenders.

    England's tactics have been woeful. What has been going on? You've just got to bowl at a tailender as you would a batter because they haven't got the technique to keep it out. England got sucked in to bowling bouncers and then trying to bowl full to hit the stumps.