England win by 227 runs to go 1-0 up in four-Test series
Leach takes four wickets, Anderson three as India bowled out for 192
Anderson bowls Gill (50) & Rahane (0) with reverse swing in same over
First Test, day five, Chennai
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician on the Cricket Social
I think the hyperbole around Anderson is justified on this occasion. It is difficult to use to statistics to back-up 'great overs' but the last time anyone dismissed two top six batsman against India was Makhaya Ntini in 2008.
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I have no idea how India and Ravichandran Ashwin are going to play this.
He has a tentative prod at one outside off stump before edging through second slip for four.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on the Cricket Social
It is brilliant for a captain that you feel everyone can contribute with the ball. Archer has steamed in and looked very threatening. When I was there in 1992 it was almost like there was no point in the seamers bowling.
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Anderson starts with a wayward one down the leg side.
He is human.
It will be the GOAT, James Anderson, from the other end.
He can't, can he?
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Target 420
A maiden to start from Jack Leach.
Right, we're ready to go again in Chennai.
Jack Leach, who has 2-56, is going to start for England.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social
To come and bowl that over - Anderson's first of the day - get the line immediately right, bowl two batsmen in identical fashion is outstanding.
Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batsman on The Cricket Social
Image source, BCCIIt was going to take something special to knock Gill over. What an over that was from Anderson. It was one of the best I have seen in a very long time.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on the Cricket Social
I didn't expect five wickets in the first session! England must be absolutely delighted. The Pujara wicket was key. England know how he can get stuck in.
Anderson showed the skill and mastery he has. He just seems to get better and better.
I know this happens in every era but we haven't half got a lot of GOATs at the moment.
James Anderson, Steve Smith, Virat Kohli in cricket. Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in football. Lewis Hamilton in F1. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams in tennis. Simone Biles in Gymnastics. Tom Brady in NFL.
Enjoy it.
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Jimmy Anderson > Tom Brady... Does that put an end to the GOAT debate?
Rob Tucker, Whitby
Jofra Archer: 0-22 from eight overs
Jack Leach: 2-56 from 16 overs
James Anderson: 3-8 from seven overs
Dom Bess: 1-50 from eight overs
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Zack Maile: Good luck telling Jimmy he’s being rested for the second Test for ‘rotation’ purposes.
If you want more details and reaction to the most magnificent over from James Anderson then Matt Henry has put this terrific piece together.
You know how Freddie Flintoff's overs against Jacques Kallis in 2008, and Ricky Ponting in 2005, just randomly pop up on social media every so often?
This over from Anderson will be doing that on a social media platform, that probably doesn't even exist yet, in 10-15 years' time.
Image source, BCCIWell, if you're just waking up where have you been? England are been very, very good this morning and are closing in on a fantastic victory.
They've taken 5-105 in the morning session to leave India 144-6 at lunch, chasing a world record 420.
Jack Leach got the breakthrough, having Cheteshwar Pujara caught at slip, off the shoulder of the bat, with a beauty.
India were then going well with Shubman Gill reaching his half-century, alongside captain Virat Kohli.
Then up stepped James Anderson with one of the great overs in modern-day Test history. He bowled Shubman Gill between bat and pad with his second ball, had a review go marginally against him his fourth ball against Ajinkya Rahane, before bowling him next ball.
He then had Rishabh Pant caught at cover in a fantastic spell that saw him pick up three wickets, for six runs, in just five overs.
Dom Bess - who has struggled and bowled a lot of full tosses - then had Washington Sundar caught behind for a duck.
The session ended with Jofra Archer hitting Ravichandran Ashwin on the hand twice, and on the helmet, with England all over the hosts.
Read more about Anderson's over here.
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Bob McFeil: Just woke up. Anderson you utter legend!
When the innings started 62.6% of you fancied England to win. That was up to 65.6% at the start this morning.
Now 95% of you think they will.
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