Close: Ind 338-7 - Pant 146, Jadeja 83*; Anderson 3-52
Pant c Crawley b Root 146 (111) - fifth Test century
Pant & Jadeja put on 222 stand, rescuing India from 98-5
Rearranged fifth Test, day one, Edgbaston; India lead series 2-1
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So Potts now has Williamson and Kohli in his back pocket. Bring on Smith and Labuschagne! Legend in the making.
Rob in Motherwell
Mad to think Pottsy would have no chance of getting close to this XI if all our pace attack was fit. Way to seize your chance hey!
Seb, from a fish bar in Matosinhos
Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special
Brendon McCullum was Shreyas Iyer's coach in the IPL so maybe a bit of inside knowledge in that dismissal.
Anderson is over the wicket to Ravindra Jadeja, in at seven for India, and fires one in full and at the stumps. Dug out well.
Oh hello, we're going to see a bit of spin. Jack Leach is coming on to really tempt Rishabh Pant.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Fantastic catch from Sam Billings! A great bit of captaincy from Ben Stokes who actually moved a leg slip in there so that was clearly a plan to get him. That's a good plan, well executed. Stokes has had some funky fields and it keeps happening for him.
Iyer c Billings b Anderson 15 (Ind 98-5)
Strangled down leg - a brilliant catch! Anderson goes short at Iyer again, he tries to fend it off and just glances it behind. Sam Billings flings himself to his left and takes a fantastic one-handed grab.
India five down and in real trouble now.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
A swashbuckling shot from Rishabh Pant. He's absolutely climbed into that from James Anderson. I think these two have had enough of this and will try to throw them off their lines and lengths with a counter attack.
Brilliant, brutal. That is classic Rishabh Pant. A quick couple of steps down the track and thwack - the ball races away through mid-off for four.
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Dan Stephens: Anderson and Broad will unlikely be bettered as a combination but ... Jofra Archer, Matty Potts, Ollie Robinson ... the future's bright!
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Edgbaston
If Ollie Robinson can get himself fit, a Potts-Robinson new-ball pairing feels like a tasty succession plan for when Broad and Anderson hang up the boots.
Another eye-catching drive from Shreyas Iyer ends Potts' latest, this time the ball runs away through the covers.
It's a good battle out there at the moment, you feel something could happen every ball.
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James Hobbs' point (14:18) is also a good one, but cricket is more important than work - can't office workers start earlier on match days?
Tim Ruscoe
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Not often you see a bouncer from James Anderson. But it's a surprise delivery to get the batter - Shreyas Iyer - thinking.
Anderson surprises Iyer with a bouncer that the new batter just sways clear of.
The intent from Pant and Iyer is clear though, they want to get that scoreboard moving, be that through boundaries or positive running between the wickets.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Virat Kohli has gone 18 Tests without a century. In that time he has averaged 27 with a highest score of 79. It's a huge and prolonged dip in form for him.
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Aaron Campbell: Potts is playing himself into England's long terms plans here. Currently undroppable. Magnificent start to his Test career this!
Pant 2, Iyer 10
Full, wide and Iyer goes again. Four more to end the over as the ball flies away over backward point.
An expensive but still successful over from Potts.
A very positive start from Shreyas Iyer. He pushed his first ball back through mid-off for a couple and then drives the next just backward of square for four. Lovely shot.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
A bit of luck, but you can't take anything away from Matthew Potts, who has always been there or thereabouts. It's well done to him. Potts now has two in the bag and he really deserves them. That decision to bowl first from Ben Stokes has really opened the game up.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
A lot of bat involved. He looks very disappointing as he drags himself away from the crease. A bit of a bonus. He was in two minds to play or leave.
Kohli b Potts 11 (Ind 71-4)
Forget Anderson v Kohli, Matt Potts has got the big wicket!
He's done for Kane Williamson three times already in his short Test career and now he's got Virat Kohli. The former India skipper tried to leave but is too late in doing so and drags the ball back onto his stumps.
What a summer this has been for Potts already!