Ind 79-4published at 34 overs
What a shot that is! Woakes overpitches and Kohli leans into it, down on one knee and smokes it through the covers for four. He doesn't move, just stands and admires his work in full appreciation of, well, himself.
England slip to 52-3 - Malan 26*
Root 21 - bowled by Umesh beauty
Bumrah removes Burns & Hameed
India 191: Thakur 57 (36), Kohli 50
Recalled Woakes 4-55, Robinson 3-38
Thakur counter-attacks from 127-7
England drop four catches
Fourth Test, Kia Oval; Eng won toss
Five-Test series level at 1-1
Matthew Henry, Ffion Wynne and Timothy Abraham
What a shot that is! Woakes overpitches and Kohli leans into it, down on one knee and smokes it through the covers for four. He doesn't move, just stands and admires his work in full appreciation of, well, himself.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England are bowling very nicely. There's just enough there. India look like a team who have been found out in these conditions, both technically and mentally. It's been a long tour. It's very much like the 2014 series.
Kohli 27, Rahane 1
This is a good contest. England giving nothing away, but India - Kohli in particular - will not budge.
India are four wickets down but could this potentially be the biggest moment of the game so far?
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at the Kia Oval
On the subject of names, our son is named Freddie - both me and my other half had grandads named Fred or Freddie. On the night Little Fred was born, I phoned Big Fred to tell him the news and the name. "Oh, like Flintoff," he said. "No, Grandad, like you..."
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My middle name is Roberto, named in the 90s after Mancini. Two Liverpool fans for parents, upset 15 years later.
Conor
Kohli 26, Rahane 1
Still, another testing over from Chris Woakes who has really got this ball talking after lunch.
A good review! It is too high and Rahane survives.
Chris Woakes grimaces and puffs out his cheeks.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It's straight but hit him above the knee roll.
Rahane is given out lbw - he's taken it upstairs. Height the only thing saving him here, I'd say.
Oooh, another play and a miss from Kohli! He's having a bit of luck - is it his day? The slip cordon gasps in perfect synchronisation.
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My six-year-old has the middle name 'Jimmy'. My wife still thinks it is after her Grandad Jim.
Mark Anderson in Somerset
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
So much depends on Kohli here. You wonder what effect it would have on the team if he got out.
Kohli 25, Rahane 1
A decent over from Overton goes for a couple of singles.
India need a partnership here. Fair bit of pressure on Kohli, but he's one who enjoys a challenge.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Root is saying that it is not an easy catch. He just held the pose to suggest there was something untoward.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
There's definitely swing in the air - Chris Woakes has got the ball hooping. Well done to Root, who had to be quite smart in waiting and following the swing.
Jadeja c Root b Woakes 10 (Ind 69-4)
No mistakes with that one!
Different batter, but England don't care - Jonny Bairstow gives Joe Root a big cuddle to express his gratitude at a catch being held low to his left at first slip. Bit of swing and bounce from Chris Woakes to take the edge - isn't he having a decent return to Test cricket?!
Over to you, Stephan.
Anyone out there been named after a sportsperson? If I'd been a boy, my middle name would've been Michael as my dad's hero Michael Johnson won the 200 metres at the Olympics just a few minutes before I was born.
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Congratulations Stephan. Are you going with Ollie, James or Joe as the name?
Simon
Kohli 23, Jadeja 10
Virat Kohli blocks out a maiden from Craig Overton.