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
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler
The beauty of this England side, no matter how many runs they will need, you know they are going to try and chase it down. It will be entertaining to watch, one way or the other.
Lead by 376
Ben Stokes keeps tinkering with the field, placing himself directly behind the bowler, but Bumrah and Ashwin aren't giving it yet. They're prepared to keep extending the lead even if it's just by one run an over.
India are 12-3 for in the past 10 overs.
Lead by 375
The camera finds a man in the crowd wearing a motorbike helmet. If he's expecting sixes or a chance of a crowd catch, he's probably better off waiting for England's innings.
Bumrah and Ashwin aren't in a rush yet.
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Optimistic Joe
Ind 231-8
Oh, chance.
Ashwin gets a life. He drives, gets a thick edge off Hartley and the ball flies straight into Zak Crawley's hands at slip - and then bobbles straight out.
It went quickly but at a nice height and should've been comfortably taken.
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Looks like we are in a ‘strong position’ again.
Phil, Stockport
Lead by 373
It is pretty staggering, really, that we're even giving England a chance here. Logic tells you that it'll never happen, but you can tell that India don't feel anywhere near safe.
And you just know they're going to give it absolutely everything.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper
That’s the thing with this England side, even when you're more than 370 ahead and they have to bat in the fourth innings, you still don't feel safe enough.
Lead by 372
Jasprit Bumrah, yesterday's hero, is in at 10.
It's probably time for Ashwin to play a few shots now.
Kuldeep c Duckett b Hartley 0 (Ind 229-8)
The mopping up begins.
It's the first attacking shot we've seen from an India batter in a while, and with a lead of almost 400 it probably does make sense. Kuldeep's attempted slog sweep sails high into the sky and Ben Duckett takes the catch at square leg.
Two to go.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
If only England had scored another 100 runs in their first innings.
Lead by 371
India's lower order isn't the strongest. England will be hoping to mop this up pretty quickly now, as Kuldeep Yadav is in at nine.
Bharat c Stokes b Ahmed 6 (Ind 228-7)
Rehan Ahmed strikes in the first over after tea!
It's a filthy half-tracker that is begging to be whacked for six, but KS Bharat can only club it to Ben Stokes for the simplest of catches at mid-wicket.
A very soft dismissal, exposing the fragile middle order again.
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Louise: Can someone whisper in Stokes’s ear that being 1 up in a 5 Test series means a draw in this Test is worth having?
Good luck with that, Louise!
Cheers, Callum.
Four wickets to go. Let's get it done, Ben.
After that you've just got to chase around 400 on day four. Easy.
Time for me to go and get some breakfast.
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Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TNT Sports
There is so much expectation on Shubman Gill. He is so talented, but he has the same kind of expectation as the likes of Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli.
But it was a brilliant innings under pressure especially knowing the likes of Kohli and KL Rahul are going to come back in to the side.
England's highest chase in India is 207 currently, with their highest in Asia coming against Bangladesh in 2010 when they chased 209.
Their highest chase anywhere is 378 against India at Edgbaston in 2022.
India's chase of 387 against England in 2008 is the highest in the country.
It's likely England will need to break a whole heap of records to win this Test and go 2-0 up in the five-Test series.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler
I think the bowlers acquitted themselves quite well, even without Joe Root, because they are so inexperienced. The signs for the future are very good for them.
They are bowling to an India team who are very adept at playing slower bowling and in these conditions.