India wrap up victory on fourth day
Four-Test series level at 1-1
All 10 wickets fall to spin
Moeen 43 (18), Root 33, Lawrence 26
Axar 5-60 on debut, Ashwin 3-53
Pant brilliantly stumps Lawrence
Second Test, Chennai
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social
Root is already waiting for the replay of his dismissal on the telly in the dugout to see whether he could have done anything different. The answer is no.
Axar could have switched to a red bouncy ball to deliver that ball for all we know. Incredible bounce for a spinner.
Olly Stone is England's number 10 with only Stuart Broad to come.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on The Cricket Social
Absolutely unplayable.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social
Unplayable.
Root c Rahane b Axar 33 (Eng 116-8)
Start the car! Joe Root's battles ends with an unplayable delivery from Axar Patel. Root comes forward, expecting the ball to bounce shin high. Instead, it leaps out of the surface and takes the glove.
Root just stands and stares at the pitch, half smiling. The end is in sight.
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It doesn't really matter who's in the Pancake XI. It's all about who wins the toss.
Joe in Weybridge
India need three wickets to win
Moeen Ali has three balls of Kuldeep's over which started before lunch to survive. The first two balls are easily navigated but the third takes the edge and loops over gully.
Bounce. Too much bounce.
And now here come the players for what will likely be the final time in this Test.
Moeen Ali emerges alongside Joe Root.
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The man who was supposedly more of a batsman than a wicketkeeper has been sensational with the gloves. The highlight of the morning was this stumping to remove Dan Lawrence, who was nutmegged as he charged at Ravichandran Ashwin.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on The Cricket Social
It's inevitable. England were on a hiding to nothing.
How do we all feel about savoury pancakes? I had my opinions changed last year. All for them.
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Rob Ghee (Rob Key lookalike).
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Wilf, we've seen your texts. You'll need to do better than that.
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Ben Yolks? It works for Stokes and Foakes so we could have them both. Chris Yolks also an option.
Kate in Stockport
I wouldn't get your hopes up, Simon.
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Dare I ask, what's the weather forecast?
Simon in Fife
Image source, Getty ImagesOver in Queenstown, England's women lost their final tour game before the limited-overs series against New Zealand.
A New Zealand XI piled on 316-5, with Natalie Dodd and Brooke Halliday - both in the White Ferns squad for the three one-day internationals starting on Monday - making 91 and 79 respectively.
Using all of their squad, England lost 12 wickets in posting 286 in 50 overs as they lost by 30 runs.
Danni Wyatt made 54, Sophie Ecclestone 52 and Lauren Winfield-Hill 51.
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Marco: England's batsmen are very tentative in their movement. The Indians play spin because they are more pro-active. They come down the wicket, they stay on the back foot, they mess with the bowlers' lengths. England's batsmen are so static, allowing the bowlers to dictate.