England are sensing something. The ball explodes off the pitch from Anderson and takes Rahane's glove.

Get the catchers in Joe!

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on the Cricket Social

It is a huge wicket.

It was a great delivery by Dom Bess. It's a good line on about fifth or sixth stump and Virat Kohli had to go out and defend. It turned a little bit and the extra bounce meant it went straight off the inside edge.

His confidence will go up now and he can really start getting into the game now.

England have been superb since lunch. They have conceded 12 runs in 11 overs.

Archer was brilliant before the break and got the two openers. Now Bess is into the action.

Tom Huffinley: DOM BESS HAS GOT VIRAT KOHLI OUT!!

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on the Cricket Social

That was a good catch by Ollie Pope at short leg.

It goes without saying that that is an absolutely massive wicket for England.

Another maiden from Anderson, who certainly does have the authority here.

No signs yet of Andy Zaltzman shouting "READ THEM AND UNDERSTAND THEM" in reference to one of his stats.

If you aren't aware of Jackie Weaver, you should be.

There was a long chat between Root, Bess and Ben Stokes before this over. Bess looked to be leading the discussion of his plans which is good to see for a relatively inexperienced spinner.

Bess gets sizeable turn for the first time and Pujara almost plays onto his stumps. Good bowling.

James Gulleford: This is where I feel Root isn’t attacking enough as a captain. All these runs to play with and he’s only given Bess a slip and short leg. Get some more men around the bat!

Anderson is using his left hand to hide the ball in his run-up. It's not a lot but I think there's the tiniest bit of reverse swing there for him.

Pujara - half man, half limpet - blocks out a maiden.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician on the Cricket Social

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Jofra Archer is the first England bowler to take two wickets in the first 10 overs of an innings in India since Andrew Flintoff in December 2001 in Bangalore.

Archer is now having a breather. Anderson has returned for a try from the other end.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batsman on The Cricket Social

I wouldn't say that India fear Jofra Archer but they will always be very aware of what he can produce. He has pace, great control and some movement.

If the ball starts reversing then James Anderson and Ben Stokes could cause a great deal of damage.

Dom Bess has been pretty accurate so far in this spell but hasn't found any real bite from the pitch.

From the final ball of the over, Kohli miscues and chips the ball in the air short of mid-wicket. England's bowlers are in the game.

Over in Bangladesh, their Test against West Indies is set to go to the wire.

Chasing 395 to win, debutant Kyle Mayers has just passed his century and his stand with fellow debutant Nkrumah Bonner is now worth nearly 170.

West Indies still need just over 160 to win and complete what would be the fifth-highest chase in Test history.

You can follow the score over here.

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Joe Root is loving this from Jofra Archer. You can see it from the look on his face.

Archer isn't bowling at full pace but is finding movement to trouble both batsman.