Today at the Test, BBC Two, 19:00 BST
Robinson removes Rohit & Pujara with new ball
Rohit, who was dropped on 31, hits 127
Brings up century with a six - his first outside India in Tests
Fourth Test, day three, Kia Oval
Five-Test series level at 1-1
Trail by 16
Can England sneak another one before lunch? Two quick wickets on a perfect batting wicket would make things much more evenly balanced.
They're a lot more energised after the wicket, it was a little flat beforehand.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It looked like Rahul could have flicked the pad and a strap that was coming out. If he also hit the ball he might not have felt it.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Rahul can't believe it. He is saying what is going on.
I think he did possibly brush his pad with bat but looking at that it seems ball hit bat too.
KL Rahul c Bairstow b Anderson 46 (Ind 83-1)
KL Rahul can't believe it! England are ecstatic.
The batter really didn't think he'd hit that - when England were appealing he looked completely bemused. But there's a definite spike on the technology as the ball passes the bat and Joe Root engulfs Anderson with a bear-like cuddle.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That came from nowhere. England were celebrating immediately.
England automatically go up for a review for caught behind, KL Rahul doesn't budge and the umpire says not out!
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Trail by 16
Another tight over from Ollie Robinson. With the ball doing literally nothing, restricting runs is probably England's only hope of sneaking a wicket right now and hoping one of the batters makes a mistake.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's the worst feeling in cricket when you drop a catch. I had it many times.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd here's today's - granted, a tougher one for Burns. How costly will they be?
Rohit Sharma has been dropped twice on his way to a battling 36 from 100 balls.
Here's the first from last night.
Trail by 17
Rohit pokes at one outside the off stump but draws his bat back at the very last second. That was extremely close.
Anderson's expression barely changes. Has he had enough already?
Trail by 17
Croatia's a good shout. Have been there on holiday and my first thought was the wind and it's also quite hilly so you could have a few (more exaggerated) Lord's-like slopes to negotiate.
Oh, and enjoy the honeymoon, Tom!
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Tom Edwards: I've followed the last Test and this one from my honeymoon in Croatia. Reckon the pitches would be good for batting as the sun bakes and outfield would be fast. Afternoons are pretty windy by the coast so could make bowling against it tricky.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLiam F: Woeful captaincy from Root again. When the opposition are still minus 25 for no wicket, it's absolutely criminal to not have three slips.
Trail by 19
Anderson comes back for a second spell to see whether that drinks break reinvigorated him at all.
It's not a particularly threatening start, with just a single from it.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I am nervous for England.
The first hour has most certainly belonged to India.
Trail by 20
Cricket in Morocco? I could get on board with that.
Let us know if there's any other places in the world where you wish cricket was popular, and why? Not sure it counts as 'in the world' but a game on the moon could be quite fun.
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Nic Cherkas: I’m listening in Morocco. It’s a shame cricket is not popular here as conditions at grounds would be worlds apart - humid and swingy in Casablanca, subcontinental dust bowls in Marrakech and Aussie-style hard fast pitches in the south.