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
Moeen c Kohli b Siraj 13 (Eng 90-6)
Fine bowling from Mohammed Siraj and England's tale of woe continues. It's a good line and length from Siraj who bowls on Moeen Ali's off stump, prompting him to defend, and the ball nips away and takes the edge. Virat Kohli gobbles the catch easily this time.
Min 22 overs remaining
Classic day five Test-match field from Virat Kohli as he surrounds the bat with fielders to the left-arm spin of Ravindra Jadeja, but Jos Buttler defends well.
A maiden over.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
If Siraj is bowling over the wicket, Moeen Ali can play the angle, he can leave more deliveries. The moment he comes around the wicket he will force Ali to play at a lot more deliveries.
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Some good news at last.... we've gone past their ninth-wicket stand for only five down!
Steve, Cam
India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant throws the ball in the air in faux celebration of a catch after Mohammed Siraj beats Moeen Ali's bat for a second time in the over.
This match is stil on a knife edge.
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Will Alex's mother be using a stick of rhubarb?
Matt in the Highlands
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That was very close to bowling Buttler. If it didn't hit that back leg that might have gone on to hit the stumps.
Min 24 overs remaining
Jos Buttler leaves the last ball of Ravindra Jadeja's over alone and it just misses his off stump
Virat Kohli reviews a caught behind after a possible nick off Moeen Ali's bat from one that gripped in the rough by Ravindra Jadeja.
"No point, it's a no-ball" booms the matter-of-fact Sheffield tones of Richard Kettleborough over the PA system.
Ultra Edge shows there was a feather on it. A lucky escape for Moeen.
Great lines from Mohammed Siraj, who forces Jos Buttler to play at an awkward one which skipped off the pitch. "Caaaatch" is the cry from behind the stumps, but there's no bat on that. England are still hanging in there against some testing bowling from India.
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My dear mother officially becomes a British citizen tomorrow morning. She may be pushing 60 but she will also technically be allowed to open England's batting for the third Test. Feel free to pass on my number to Chris Silverwood.
Alex, Manchester
Mohammed Siraj to continue after drinks.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England are a team that offer plenty to the entertainment side of cricket.
Min 26 overs remaining
Think we all need a quick sip of something strong to get us through to the close.
India's bowlers are pressing and probing for any sign of weaknesses in Moeen Ali's defence.
Moeen is drawn into playing at one outside his off stump by Mohammed Shami and nicks it, but the ball falls short of the slip cordon. He played that with relatively soft hands.
Two balls later and Jos Butter's judgement has to be nearly perfect to a ball which nips back a smidgen off the seam.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It was a beautiful shot. Jos Buttler has struggled a little bit. We have seen it before in Test cricket - the more games Buttler plays, the more he gets used to the rhythm. This is a big innings for him.
Min 27 overs remaining
Mohammed Siraj overpitches and Jos Buttler drives him crisply through extra cover for four. Nice shot.
A bit of a flat period and Virat Kohli turns to the one bowler in his armoury to shake everything up in the form of Mohammed Siraj.
Siraj arrows one in at Jos Buttler's off stump with a scrambled seam and it flashes past the wickets as the England wicketkeeper leaves.
Virat Kohli, hands behind his back and collar turned up, seems to like what he sees.
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Each batsman from now on needs to face 45 balls... doable?!
John in Dulwich
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Virat Kohli's dropped catch off Jos Buttler was the 19th drop in the 72 chances he has had in the last five years. His drop percentage is the 10th worst in the 35 fielders who have had at least 25 chances in that time.