India vs England LIVE: First Test, day four, Hyderabad - score & updates

Summary

England go 1-0 up in five-match series
Hartley completes victory in final over of day
Lancashire spinner Hartley takes 7-62 on debut
Brilliant Stokes fielding runs out Jadeja
Pope last man out for 196 in England's 420
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Postpublished at 06:27 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
England's innings was incredible, and they have given themselves a chance - one that very few of us thought would be possible.
But for me, are their bowlers enough of a threat to wrap up the win?
Jack Leach was hobbling, and I can't see him being able to get through many overs. That leaves heaps of responsibility on Joe Root, which I'm sure he can manage, but also on the young shoulders of Tom Hartley and Rehan Ahmed.
Jasprit Bumrah was fabulous for India but Mark Wood hasn't been able to find the same spark so far.
But, regardless of the result, Ben Stokes and his side have done a lot to be proud of.
Postpublished at 06:23 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
With the hosts requiring 231 to win, here's some context regarding the highest run-chases in India. If they are successful, it will be the sixth-highest chase of all time.
1) 387/4 - by India vs England in Chennai in 2008
2) 276/5 - by West Indies vs India in Delhi in 1987
3) 276/5 - by India vs West Indies in Delhi in 2011
4) 262/5 - by India vs New Zealand in Bengaluru in 2012
5) 256/8 - by India vs Australia in Brabourne in 2010
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Get Involvedpublished at 06:19 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
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Eddie: Absolutely gutting for Ollie Pope, one scoop too many and out for 196. Incredible innings and England have a chance!
Tom: One of England’s greatest ever innings. Great comeback in this Test, not sure it will be enough but we have hope.
Postpublished at 06:15 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Ollie Pope's 196 is the highest-ever second-innings score by an England batter in India, surpassing Alastair Cook's 176 from 2012.
He faced 278 balls and hit 21 fours.
But it is the context that made it so great. It's his first game of cricket since that shoulder injury in June, the fact he was so jittery in the first innings, England had slipped to 163-5, overturning a deficit of 190 and that it came against Ashwin, Jadeja, Bumrah and Axar in their favourable conditions.
Just remarkable.
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Get Involvedpublished at 06:11 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
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My teenage daughter tells me that Pope’s knock should have given me ‘vibes’. Quite.
Andy, Uxbridge
Baby Eva just woke 90 mins early - I think my wife was a bit surprised how quickly I grabbed Eva and charged downstairs given we normally have a frantic game or rock, paper, scissors to determine who sorts her out at such an ungodly hour!
Guy, London
Australia v West Indies set for tense finishpublished at 06:07 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
There's another absolute cracker of a Test match going on in Brisbane - what a morning!
Chasing 216, Australia have slipped to 176-8 - though Steve Smith is stubbornly resisting on 72 not out.
West Indies quick Shamar Joseph took a nasty knock to the toe while batting yesterday but has been sensational, taking 6-54 so far.
To listen to the conclusion, you can find ABC commentary here.
Morning! Here's a recap...published at 06:04 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
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Ollie Pope's 196 - one of the best knocks you'll see - has guided England to 420 all out and after the lunch break, we'll see India attempt to chase 231 for victory.
He was supported by Rehan Ahmed's 28 and Tom Hartley's 34 in an epic display of determination and confidence.
I'll admit I thought England were completely out of it yesterday. I'll admit I was still pessimistic this morning. But completely delighted to have been proven wrong.
Postpublished at 06:00 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Cheers, Matt.
Well, who saw this coming? We are in for a treat.
Postpublished at 05:58 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
That wicket means it's lunch so I'll leave you in the hands of Ffion Wynne.
Postpublished at 05:55 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Hyderabad
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Pope's 196 is the fourth-highest score ever by a visiting batter in the second innings of a Test in India. Only Andy Flower, Brendon McCullum and Garry Sobers ahead of him. Elite company. England lost their last three wickets for one run in 13 balls.
Postpublished at 05:54 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Pope gets a handshake from pretty much all of the India players as he leaves the field before a huge slap on the back from Ben Stokes.
India will need 231 to win.
WICKETpublished at 102.1 overs
Pope b Bumrah 196 (Eng 420 all out)
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Ah.
Ollie Pope, perhaps knowing Jack Leach is going to struggle to run, tries to reverse ramp Bumrah off his stumps first up. It's a slower ball and Pope is comprehensively bowled.
England are all out but their fans rise to applaud one of the great innings from Pope.
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Seismic innings from Pope of course, but those 50 odd runs added by Rehan and Hartley have also been priceless. Excellent from the young spinners.
Tattz in Harborne
Postpublished at 05:51 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
That was the last ball of the over so Ollie Pope will be on strike next on 196.
Can Jack Leach see him to the landmark, and stretch the lead a bit further?
Jasprit Bumrah is back.
WICKETpublished at 102 overs
Wood c Bharat b Jadeja 0 (Eng 420-9)
This one is out though.
A lovely spinning delivery from Ravindra Jadeja takes Mark Wood's edge. England are nine down.
Postpublished at 05:48 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Hyderabad
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The way the Pope has batted on this Sunday morning, he should lay his hands on Jack Leach's leg.
Not outpublished at 05:47 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Settle down, Matthew.
Don't you worry the nation like that.
Ollie Pope survives on 195.
Postpublished at 05:47 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
No bat. But it has turned...
Let's go to ball tracking.
Postpublished at 05:46 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
It doesn't look like there's any bat.
Pope will be hoping this has spun too much.
India reviewpublished at 05:46 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
Oooo.
Ollie Pope misses a reverse sweep.
India fancy a review. This might be close.