Just joining us? It is Sunday so we'll let you off. We're currently at tea and India are 227-6, which is a lead of 370.

England have chipped away all day but when they've opened the door on a couple of occasions a partnership has blunted.

It happened when Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer shared 81 for the third wicket after James Anderson removed both openers early this morning.

Two more quick wickets before lunch gave England a sniff but Gill, who made his third Test century, put on 89 with Axar Patel to close the door again.

England have dismissed both in the half an hour before tea so will hope they can wrap up the India innings quickly after the interval.

Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TNT Sports

The inexperience of England's spinners showed in that session. They just weren't able to build long periods of control but that is understandable.

India only added 29 runs in the second hour of session, after adding 68 in the first.

England fought back well. Wickets are the currency they need though.

Time for a break.

India added 97 runs for the loss of two wickets in that session to extend their lead to 370.

The hosts are in control of the second Test.

Another maiden for Rehan Ahmed, he's bowled three in a row now.

India are 20-2 in the past 10 overs.

Time for one more over before tea.

It is sliding down. It's missing leg stump by an inch or so.

Marais Erasmus is spot on again.

KS Bharat looks mightily relieved.

There's no bat.

Is it sliding down?

HUGE appeal as Rehan Ahmed hits KS Bharat on the pad.

He likes it, Ben Foakes likes it and another close fielder does too and that's enough for Ben Stokes to send it upstairs.

Just two leg byes from Tom Hartley's over.

Just over five minutes until tea. England would love another wicket now.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

England won’t like the look of that ball. It turned and scuttled along the ground.

It was a poor initial decision by the umpire - hitting middle stump half way up!

Another maiden from Rehan Ahmed.

England expect him to be dangerous against the lower order so this should be the time of the innings where he comes into his own and takes wickets.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

The pitch is still pretty decent to bat on. India would still need a few more runs.

The longer they bat, the more the pitch will wear and tear.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam

Debate in the press box is whether there should be a further option for the TV umpire to use on the big screen when the on-field decision is very wrong. Instead of merely "Out", it could be "Very Out", "Really, Really Out" or "How Have You Missed That One?"

There's no bat so it's all down to where it pitched.

England are creating chances all of a sudden.

Tom Hartley beats Axar Patel's outside edge before getting one to scuttle through and hit him on the pad.

Does it pitch inline? We're taking a look.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

I like Rehan Ahmed, he has a presence in the field. He also seems to have a flair for the dramatics, which is important for a spinner especially.

Rehan Ahmed whizzes through a maiden. It's only the fifth of the innings. England haven't been able to build any sustained pressure.