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
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
The fifty partnership came up in 14 overs.
To highlight how important it is if England had taken two wickets when the eighth wicket fell, they would have needed to score at 2.4 an over to win.
If India were to lose two wickets in this over, the required rate would be 3.47.
Lead by 235
What all of this does show, is this day five pitch is still good enough to bat on bar the odd ball. England will need to go at a decent rate, though.
James Anderson drops one in short and Jasprit Edge is struck on the helmet and India run the byes. A quick check by the medical team to see if he's okay.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You have to give India so much credit. England's tactics have been all over the place but India have that inner belief, strength and competitive nature.
They knew they had to win the first hour and morning session and they have won it convincingly.
Mohammed Shami has played an innings he'll certainly remember in a stand worth 50 with Jasprit Bumrah. This was a fine stroke.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This is a relatively straightforward chance at slip. Root's mind might be elsewhere.
Jasprit Burmah nicks off to Moeen Ali but Joe Root is unable to claim the grab at first slip. He doesn't pick up the line quickly enough and it drops under his hands.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I would love to know the think tank of the team - how they went from getting Rishabh Pant and Ishant Sharma and then all of a sudden they thought 'lets spread the field'.
They got emotionally attached with the bouncers and there was a bit of a confrontation. You've got to take that to one side when you are a playing high-level sport. You can't get attached and in that emotion.
It was like schoolboy cricket. It is what happens in under-15 cricket - you get a bit riled because one of the opposition players has chirped your player. You storm out. Control your emotions and deliver your skill.
Lead by 228
A beautiful roll of the wrists by Mohammed Shami, as he turns the ball into the leg side and it races away for four through the mid-wicket region. It was aerial but it was over Jonny Bairstow.
Joe Root has hands on his head.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England's tactics have been ridiculous. It is easy sat up here, and captaincy is generally your own opinion, but it has been all over the place this morning.
I can't get my head around the fact that England are bowling to Jasprit Bumrah, who averages three in Test match cricket, without a slip. Mark Wood was bowling 90mph and they don't have a slip. They had seven fielders on the boundary to Bumrah.
That can't be right. You just bowl to hit the top of off stump and create a little bit of suspicion with your field to the tailenders, because they are not that good.
Lead by 223
Jasprit Bumrah plays a textbook defensive shot to Sam Curran, holds the pose for the snappers, then decides to looks up and sees Mohammed Shami is halfway down the pitch demanding he end his attempt at 'blue steel' and actually take the run.
James Anderson is back, Bumrah on strike.
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Joe Root: great batsman, terrible captain. England have totally let India off the hook since drinks.
Paul in East Yorkshire
I can't be the only person hugely frustrated that the pace bowlers aren't trying to hit the stumps against tailenders? You miss... we hit!
Daniel, Newcastle
Lead by 221
Mark Wood is off the field applying ice to his injured shoulder.
Sam Curran nips one away off a good length which beats the defence of Mohammed Shami.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
It is the first time India's eight, nine and 10 have all made 15 since August 2017.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
England can still win the game from here but India have given themselves a chance.
At the end of the over Jos Buttler had the kind of frozen look on his face that he knows what's happening, but is just powerless to stop it.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
I'm having mixed emotions. I'm enjoying Mohammed Shami batting like this, but why doesn't he do it more often!?!
It has been really impressive to see how he has controlled his instincts. He has batted with a lot of responsibility.
Moeen Ali continues but Mohammed Shami whacks his third ball through the covers for four with real panache. That was a proper cricket shot.
Virat Kohli is on his feet loving this.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
England have lost some of that zip and energy that they had when they dismissed Rishabh Pant.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
India will be thinking about getting a few more runs. Virat Kohli won't be thinking about the declaration yet, maybe another 20 runs or so.
Sam Curran finds the shoulder of Jasprit Bumrah's bat with one that lifts off a length and it goes over the slip cordon. He moves on to 20 not out.
Are we at the stage where India will think about declaring?