Close: Eng 259-3 (Root 76*, Bairstow 72*) - need 119 more to win
Root & Bairstow reach 150 stand off 197 balls
Bairstow dropped on 14 by Vihari and on 39 by Pant
England need 378 runs to win and draw the series
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Dan Pritchett: Kohli's conduct would get any other player banned time and time again, the way he carries on. So unnecessary for someone who otherwise commands instant respect.
Kev McVeigh: I reckon one or two Australians of the past would have thought Kohli's behaviour a bit OTT there.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 378
England take two more singles off Ravindra Jadeja.
He is persisting with the fairly negative approach from round the wicket at the moment.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It's funny how quickly the game can change.
England were in a great position at tea and looking to take the game away from India. Those two quick wickets have given the game a completely different look.
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Target 378
Jasprit Bumrah is really trying to hone in on the stumps of Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow at the moment but he's straying a little bit too leg-side and the Yorkshire pair are able to work three singles through the on-side.
The stand-in skipper finishes with a well-directed bounder but Root just sways to the side.
There's a little chorus of "na, na, na, Joe Roootttt" from the Hollies Stand.
Here's how Ollie Pope was out to the first ball after tea.
A tame dismissal.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That has been the most remarkable 20 minutes.
Target 378
A maiden from Ravindra Jadeja, with Joe Root happy to kick away the majority of the over with a largely negative leg-stump line being bowled by the left-armer.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There's no doubt it's exciting but you've got to think about what is the best way to win a Test match.
And here that would involve ticking the score over, getting plenty of overs into the bowlers' legs and giving yourselves the best chance.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I understand the thinking. The white ball revolution took some time and this will, too.
It does feel rushed but it really does keep you glued to the TV.
Target 378
There is a bit more confusion as Joe Root plays a trademark steer towards third and Ravindra Jadeja throws himself across to cut it off.
The all-rounder is off balance as he throws though and Jonny Bairstow manages to get home.
It feels like the next half an hour to hour could go a long way to deciding this Test.
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Damien Fitton: Here we go...
Jon Gill: What a shambles!
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
They're in the mindset that these runs have got to be scored tonight.
Target 378
Right, over to Yorkshire. Jonny Bairstow - who has hit three centuries in his last three Tests - is in the middle, alongside Joe Root.
I want to say England just need to calm the game down, but let's face it, this side aren't going to do that.
Bairstow is off the mark with a lovely punch through point for a boundary. He tries to sweep the next ball but misses.
Don't move a muscle, this is going to be a very lively few hours till close.
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Lees was too busy looking behind him for the ball, but if you have got inside edge you are going to be concerned about where the ball has gone because you can't see it.
But it was poor communication from Root because he just set off without really thinking about that.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Root called the run and Lees was ball watching. That's the second time he's been run out in successive Tests.
Lees run out (Shami) 56 (Eng 109-3)
No, no, no. This is not good from England.
Alex Lees tries to drive Ravindra Jadeja, but an inside edge goes to leg gully. The left-hander looks behind him, looking where the ball has gone, but Root immediately sets off and is half way down the pitch before Lees even starts to respond.
Mohammed Shami gathers the ball and throws it to the non-striker's end where Jadeja collects and knocks off the bails.
India are rampant. Virat Kohli is screaming and running on the pitch in delight. He's got a telling off from Aleem Dar.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Edgbaston
India players surrounding Lees at the fall of the wicket. Kohli was going at him when they returned after tea, then again when Pope was dismissed.
In fairness, I wouldn't fancy any of their chances against the Durham opener.
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Jasprit Bumrah goes over the wicket to Alex Lees, but strays onto the pads and England get through for a leg bye.
A brilliant yorker is well dug out by Joe Root to end the over.
The noise has been ramped up in recent overs, both by the crowd and the Indian fielders.