Summary

  • India wrap up victory in final session

  • India lead 2-1 in five-Test series

  • England slip from 141-2 to 210 all out

  • Hameed 63, Burns 50, Root 36

  • Malan run out for 5

  • Umesh 3-60, Thakur 2-22, Bumrah 2-27

  • Fourth Test, Kia Oval, day five

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews, Ffion Wynne and Matthew Henry

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  2. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
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    England lost four wickets in seven overs. There had been 17 wickets in the previous 267 overs, and a rate of one every 16 overs.

    In terms of England collapses from two down to six down, for just six runs, it is the joint-second worst since 1902, when England crumbled at Bramall Lane.

  3. Eng 160-6

    Target 368

    Joe Root guides gently down to third man for a couple before driving beautifully down the ground for the first boundary in what feels like an age.

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    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Bumrah took 2-6 in six overs.

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    Stephen Nunn: Do love a great English overreaction. Bumrah producing a phenomenal spell of Test match bowling. Sometimes you have to tip your hat to the opposition, no?

  6. Eng 153-6

    Target 368

    Umesh Yadav bowls the first over after the drinks break.

    He doesn't quite have the fear factor of Bumrah, but England certainly can't afford to relax against him.

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

    The last hour has been so good. India will be relieved to some extent. Virat has been good with his bowling changes.

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  9. And here's the fourth wicket that fell in that dramatic hour after lunch - that of Moeen Ali.

    Joe Root and Chris Woakes have been digging in since then.

  10. Eng 150-6

    Target 368

    Mohammed Siraj replaces Bumrah, who might be a bit tired - unsurprisingly. The new ball is due in seven overs' time. Will India take it, given how much it's reverse swinging?

    Bowler and fielders share a giggle as a fly makes its way into Siraj's mouth as he's about to deliver the ball. The players take a drink to allow him to wash it down.

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    Calamitous. The sad truth is that since Stokes/Root emerged, England have not produced another world-class batsman. And in that time Labuschagne, Pant, Babar etc etc. We are just so far behind globally.

    Jonny Harvey in London

  12. Do you want to see three of England's wickets that have fallen after lunch? Probably not, but here they are.

    Bairstow's in particular is an absolute gem.

  13. Eng 149-6

    Target 368

    Another maiden from Jadeja that passes in the blink of an eye.

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    Mark Burt: Think some of the reactions of some so-called fans are ridiculous. India are a top team, England are in transition. One win.

  15. Eng 149-6

    Target 368

    Lots of opinions on England's batting flying around.

    But a fair amount of credit has to go to India, because this has been a phenomenal spell of bowling after lunch.

    Bumrah nails another vicious yorker that Joe Root digs out.

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    Wayne: No doubting the talent in this England team, but time and time again they wilt under pressure. No excuse to collapse like this on this wicket.

    Rafa: Other than Root, too many English batsmen trying to consolidate their place. It’s reflective of how they’ve approached this chase.

  17. Eng 149-6

    Target 368

    Virat Kohli moves about nine different fielders around, waving his arms around as if he's conducting traffic. Perhaps just playing some mind games with Chris Woakes.

    A maiden over from Jadeja. He gets through his overs so quickly, which doesn't help Jasprit Bumrah bowling at the other end.

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  19. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    There is terrific support for India here.

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

    That is another almost perfect yorker from Bumrah. It is beautifully done.