England need 368 to win, or to bat for almost four sessions for the draw
England's highest successful run-chase at home is 362 (Headingley 2019)
India 466: Rohit 127, Pujara 61, Woakes 3-83
Fourth Test, day four, Kia Oval
Five-Test series level at 1-1
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Think I might set my class a some start of the year baseline assessments while I keep a close eye on the Oval!
Teacher Tim, Chester
BBC Test Match Special
England all-rounder Chris Woakes, speaking to TMS: "There is enough time in the game to get the runs. After that session we feel more pleased than at the start of our innings. We know it is a good pitch. You reassess at tea and see if you can win from there.
"To get to the close none down is a huge boost for us."
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
India have to think out of the box, come around the angle, change angles, polish the ball as hard as you can.
When India's tail was wagging England looked done for. India's last four wickets added 154 runs. It may still prove crucial. In total India reached 466 before they were bowled out.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
India are still ahead but England have given themselves a great chance. This is still a day two pitch, batting conditions are good.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I am leaning towards draw, then India, then England. England have given themselves a glimmer. If England lose a couple of wickets they will say ‘nah’ and it is the kind of pitch you should be able to bat the day out.
Burns played brilliantly, it will be a real challenge for the left-handers.
England have the power, the players in the middle. I feel they can have a dip. They have the players like Bairstow and Moeen. Maybe move Moeen up the order? They might have to be creative.
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David: This is called “hope” and I don’t like it one bit.
After all we have seen since lunch, even with that opening stand from Burns and Hameed, India are on top.
Most of that is because of a stand of exactly 100 between Shardul Thakur and Rishabh Pant.
They ensured England are attempting to pull off their highest fourth-innings chase in Tests. England didn't help themselves either.
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What a day it has been.
When England took three wickets in the morning they really sensed something.
India led by 230 at lunch with Virat Kohli and six other batters back in the pavilion.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's been fluctuating, really entertaining, and who knows what could happen? It's a sell-out too.
I expected to have a host of England wickets to show you at the end of the day but instead it's boundaries off the bat of Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Well played Burns and Hameed, that is the perfect scenario. None down, went at a nice clip and we come back tomorrow daring to dream.
Joe Root is applauding high above his head as Burns and Hameed leave the field. That is an outstanding partnership.
England need 291 runs on the final day to win. India need 10 wickets.
Tomorrow could be one of the great days.
Target 368
Cricket... don't you just love it?
England are in this.
Well batted, Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed.
Another one kicks from Jadeja. The fielder tries to get there but fails.
One ball to go.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special
That was perilously close!
MY WORD.
Burns flicks off his pads but the ball is caught on the bounce at short leg. Inexplicably Burns sets off for a single and is almost run out.
Lots of good time wasting from Rory Burns...