Eng 113-2published at 19 overs
Trail by 77
Joe Root shadow-bats his way to the middle.
India must reckon this ball is reverse swinging because Mohammed Siraj is coming on for just his second spell of the match.
Summary
England close with 126-run lead and with four second-innings wickets in hand
Pope stars for England with increasingly-assured century
Ashwin bowls Stokes with sharp spinning delivery
Bumrah's brilliant spell of reverse swing removes Duckett and Root
India bowled out for 436 - a lead of 190
Root takes two wickets in two balls, including Jadeja for 87
Eng 113-2published at 19 overs
Postpublished at 07:01 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper
Image source, Getty ImagesA huge wicket, the way that Ben Duckett was batting. It seemed like the India batters were feeling the pressure but the most relieved man out there will be KS Bharat after that missed review!
WICKETpublished at 18.5 overs
Duckett b Bumrah 47 (Eng 113-2)
Image source, ReutersJasprit Bumrah is fired up! It was all going England's way but the superstar seamer has ignited the crowd by knocking over Ben Duckett's stumps.
Now, what have England got?
Postpublished at 06:58 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerEngland must keep thinking that if they can win this session, having already won the first one, that they're back in the game.
Eng 109-1published at 18.1 overs
Now there's a misfield at extra cover which gives Ben Duckett four more.
Things are not going India's way.
Postpublished at 06:57 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeperThe other thing that England's batters have done well is use their reach, whether it is on the sweep or driving. The footwork has been very, very decisive with the stride forward.
In the last series here, a lot of England batters were caught on the crease but that hasn't been the case here. They have got forward, especially when sweeping, to reach the pitch of the ball and get on top of the bounce.
Eng 105-1published at 18 overs
Trail by 85
Rohit came straight in to speak to wicketkeeper KS Bharat to discuss that review. It looks like it was Bharat who turned it down.
Rohit's expression rarely changes but even he looks upset.
Postpublished at 06:54 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerEngland have got away with one there! Look at Bumrah's reaction - that just goes to show that England are on top.
He's shaking his head and hitting the ground. England are playing well here, Ollie Pope is confidently using his feet to the spinners.
Postpublished at 06:53 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in HyderabadThey've just shown the three reds on the big screen. The crowd know, India know and Duckett knows. Bumrah has his hands on his head.
Eng 101-1published at 17.1 overs
That last appeal? Had India reviewed, it would have been out!
They've just shown it on the big screen and Bumrah now has his hands on his head.
Postpublished at 06:52 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner
Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Flower was a fantastic sweeper of the ball, as was Carl Hooper. They were two of the best sweepers I bowled to.
As a spinner, it really messes with your lengths. It was like they could sweep every ball, whether it was off stump or leg stump and it messes with your mind.
It completely messes with what you're trying to do so you've got to stay strong with your plan, try and hit them on the pads and get them lbw.
Eng 97-1published at 17 overs
Trail by 93
England have halved their deficit now and the supporters in the stands, led by the trumpeter, have broken into Living on a Prayer - wooahh, we're halfway there etc etc.
This may be a spinner's pitch but Bumrah still looks difficult to play as his last ball hoops in to Ben Duckett and hits pad. There's a big appeal but no review after the umpire shakes his head.
Postpublished at 06:48 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Slightly surprisingly, Jasprit Bumrah is going to bowl from the other end after lunch.
Postpublished at 06:47 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeperIt was a brilliant first session for England. I thought the Indian bowlers were under serious pressure for the first time and looked a little rattled.
The break might have helped settle them down. The first 15-20 minutes is crucial.
Eng 94-1published at 16 overs
Duckett 39, Pope 20
England's deficit is immediately brought below 100 as Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett sweep and reverse sweep their way to five more runs.
Postpublished at 06:45 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Ben Duckett has toyed with the India spinners in this innings so far - sweeping to good effect on both sides of the wicket.
Image source, Getty ImagesEng 90-1published at 15.1 overs
Ravichandran Ashwin will bowl the first over after lunch.
Postpublished at 06:40 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
With every minute more and more people are waking up and thinking "hmmm, not bad".
You did it too, didn't you?
We're almost ready to go after lunch.
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Lots of subdued faces in the crowd in the lunch queues… dare we hope?
Ollie in Hyderabad
How's stat?!published at 06:36 Greenwich Mean Time 27 January
Image source, ReutersZak Crawley's Test record in Asia is a real tale of two disciplines. Against pace, he averages 115 in 12 innings whereas against spin it's 12 in 15. Doesn't bode well, does it?