Summary

  • Rohit and Rahul see India through to close unscathed

  • Pope's 81 helps England to first-innings lead after coming in at 61-5

  • Woakes hits 50 at number nine - England lead by 99 runs

  • India 191: Thakur 57, Kohli 50, Woakes 4-55

  • Fourth Test, day two, Kia Oval

  • Five-Test series level at 1-1

  • Today at the Test, BBC Four, 19:00 BST

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry, Timothy Abraham and Thomas Mallows

  1. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Chris Woakes finished with 50 from 60 balls which is the fastest of his seven half-centuries in Test cricket.

  2. These were crucial blows for England. Well played, Chris Woakes...

  3. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    That was good work from Pant who got the ball down the pitch for quickly for Bumrah to throw the wickets down from close range.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Woakes run out Bumrah 50 (Eng 290 all out)

    Ah. The fun is over.

    Woakes and Anderson try to run a bye from the final ball of the over but Woakes is run out at the non-striker's end.

    England are all out for 290. They take a very handy lead of 99 into the second innings.

  5. 50 runs

    50 for Chris Woakes

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    The Oval rises to Chris Woakes! Joe Root is applauding with his hands high above his head.

    Woakes miscues this one but still gets four and the balls dribbles into the boundary sponge.

    He has followed his four wickets yesterday with a fifty on his return to the side.

  6. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    James Anderson is really playing for Chris Woakes here in the way that Ollie Robinson didn't earlier.

  7. Eng 286-9

    Bumrah whistles one past Woakes' head. A better over so far.

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  9. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special

    Another brilliant knock from Chris Woakes. These are valuable runs for England. He can play orthodox and play his shots as well. Such an important cog in the wheel for England.

  10. Eng 285-9

    Woakes 46, Anderson 1

    This is getting a bit ragged from India. The Oval crowd cheers again as Anderson gets off strike from the very first ball of this Umesh over. That's not what India wanted in their quest to end a partnership that is now worth 32.

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    I think Chris Woakes might just be my favourite cricketer ever. Seems genuinely selfless and positive whenever he gets a chance in any format and rarely lets the team down. Like an elite Clubman of the Year.

    Simon, Watford

  12. Eng 284-9

    Chris Woakes has got another four! This one is a top-edge over the wicketkeeper's head.

    Bumrah glares. England lead by 93 and Woakes has 45 not out from 50 balls.

  13. Eng 280-9

    This won't help Kohli's mood. Bumrah is back on his feet and Woakes creams him for another four.

    Crucial, crucial runs.

  14. Virat is ticking...

  15. Bumrah is sat on his backside as the physio stretches out his calf. It does look like cramp.

    This stoppage gives me time to show you the wicket of Ollie Robinson which does not get any better on second viewing...

  16. Eng 276-9

    It's all going on.

    Jasprit Bumrah returns and his very first ball is a horror full toss. As the ball runs away to the boundary, Bumrah is hobbling, clutching his calf. Is it just cramp? He'll hope so.

    On comes the physio.

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  18. Eng 271-9

    Lead by 81

    Woakes is definitely fine! Wide from Umesh and the Brummie Botham slaps the ball to the fence through the covers. He gets a single off the final ball too.

  19. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That is going to be sore. Chris Woakes is hopping about in a little bit of pain. He is flexing it, and rubbing it.

  20. ouch!

    Eng 267-9

    Chris Woakes fans won't like to see this. He has cracked the ball into his own knee and is down in a heap.

    I think he'll be OK.