England close on 67-1, needing 332 more runs to beat India
Bharat takes fine diving catch to dismiss Duckett off Ashwin
Hosts lose 4-28 after tea to be bowled out for 255
India 255: Gill 104; Hartley 4-77, Ahmed 3-88
Second Test, day three, Visakhapatnam
Shoaib Bashir resumes after drinks.
Shreyas Iyer, a diamond earring glinting in his right ear, is using his feet well and running quickly which is encouraging Gill to be more positive, taking the singles even when the boundary option isn't there.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TNT Sports
It could have gone even better for England and the last 20 minutes have been slightly worrying because India have scored off the spinners quite easily.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam
Anderson and Bumrah have taken half of the 22 wickets to fall in this match, which makes you wonder if England are a seamer short. Then again, they are two extraordinary bowlers, albeit in different ways. No disrespect to Mukesh Kumar, but he looks incapable of making the same impact. Maybe England don't need another seamer, just another Anderson.
Lead by 218
Tom Hartley drifts down the leg side again and Shreyas Iyer easily tickles it for four.
The loose balls are starting to creep in more frequently now as India's improved strike rotation isn't letting the spinners settle.
Time for a drink.
Lead by 212
Better from Gill and Shreyas Iyer, as they keep ticking the singles over.
Gill has made starts, and looked good, without being able to kick on in the series so far. He has a huge opportunity today.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam
Root looked too wide at slip for that Gill edge. Twice in the first innings he was beaten by edges on the outside. I wonder if that affected his positioning this time.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Big opportunity here for Gill to lead India through this mini crisis. He can heap some pressure on England’s inexperienced spinners.
Lead by 209
Edged again... but past slip for four! It was going way too fast for Joe Root, beaten on the inside as it flies perfectly between him and Ben Foakes.
Gill more convincingly nudges the next ball down to fine leg for four more. India are settling in now.
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India will need to set a target in excess of 400 for this England side. Anything under that and it's England's game.
Arvind Venkataramana, Bromley
Lead by 200
Lovely.
Shubman Gill thumps Shoaib Bashir straight back down the ground for six to extend India's lead to 200.
That's more like it.
Lead by 192
In fairness, coming home from a night out or a house party and putting the cricket straight on would be pretty iconic.
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Rather than those getting up early to follow the cricket, can we have a roll call of those trying to stay up from the night before, e.g. the late shift workers, the post-club revellers looking for some wind down time etc) Cheers!
Neil the bar owner from Holmfirth
Lead by 189
A gorgeous drive from Shubman Gill brings him two, with a tumbling Rehan Ahmed preventing a boundary at long-off.
They're showing a lot more intent against the spin of debutant Shoaib Bashir.
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Working the night shift on the Manchester Ship Canal and following the live reporting makes it all worth it. Come on Jimmy.
Tom, Wirral
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
India have to keep positive and hit some boundaries. They can’t allow England to seize the initiative and bat themselves into a hole.
Lead by 185
Just imagine the contrast in how England would bat with a lead of 185. They're chaotic enough when that's their deficit.
The artist...
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Surely Jimmy Anderson's name is one of the first to come to mind as the greatest English sportsman of all time, and certainly discussed in the same conversation as Sir Don Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar when discussing cricket's greatest.
Jamie reading along in Melbourne
Lead by 183
The one time Shubman Gill times the ball nicely, Ben Stokes leaps Superman-esque at mid-off to deprive him of a boundary.
Edged... but short of slip.
Anderson is all over this.