England build huge first-innings lead
Root 121: third century in three Tests
Sixth Test hundred of 2021
Malan 70, Hameed 68, Burns 61
Recalled Malan adds 139 with Root
Three wickets for Shami
India 78: Anderson 3-6, Overton 3-14
Third Test, Headingley, day two
India lead 1-0 in five-match series
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Paul Richards: Get Joe Root a job laying down some cement. You'd look away for two minutes and he'd already be set.
Ben Wire: Joe Root would be great in PR. A trustworthy smile, a bit of spin and the ability to bat away the toughest questions.
There's a desperate appeal from Jadeja for an lbw on Root, but it's given as a run by the umpire.
A more convincing appeal follows on Malan, but this one's probably outside the line.
Can India sneak a wicket before tea? They've literally had nothing to cheer about all session.
Lead by 214
Let's not start this again, Tim in Crewe.
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Do you think Root's calmness and steady hand would make him a good tattoo artist? (asking for a friend).
Tim in Crewe
Panic over. Root's eyesight is clearly fine. He hammers a short ball from Siraj to the boundary.
Guys, we've found something Joe Root can't do!!! He has something in his eye and the umpire has to help him out.
Ishant Sharma continues with the short stuff to Root, who takes on the challenge - but plays it comfortably. As usual.
Maybe Joe Root has been showing off his artistic talents too?
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emerald Headingley
Image source, BBC SportBig fan of this. Who is the Burley Banksy? My money is on Geoffrey Boycott.
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Joe Root for the next James Bond? He's got a proven track record at single-handedly saving England from an impossible situation.
Rob, Newbury
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England are in a very commanding position.
Siraj is going for some bouncers, and Root goes after one - but it lands safely in front of the fielder on the square leg boundary.
This is so deflating for India. Literally nothing is working.
Maybe sat nav voiceovers will be Joe's post-cricket career.
For now though, he's doing alright at this batting thing.
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I'd love him to be the voice of my sat nav. Root's route would surely take all the stress out of any journey.
Jon Evans in Devon
Malan 62, Root 68
Another Ishant Sharma over passes, again with no alarms for England, and they now have a lead of 200.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is only the ninth time in England's Test history that the top four have all reached 60.
Here's how both of these two reached their half centuries.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
A glorious clip through the gap. Good players don't miss out on those. He hit it absolutely spot on and runs just keep on coming.
Malan 60, Root 66
I've been saying for ages that I need to sort out a new decking for my garden. Wonder if Joe could do that. He's not got much on this winter, has he?
Meanwhile, Virat Kohli chooses Siraj as the man to bring India back to life. It doesn't quite work though as Dawid Malan effortlessly clips off his legs for four.
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Is there anything Joe Root can't do?
From unblocking the drains to leading this country, I reckon no job is too much for Mr Root.
I'd love to hear your thoughts. What job do you think the England skipper would excel at? Tweet us via #bbccricket or text 81111 (standard message rates apply).