Rehan, Rehan, Rehan. Steady on.

He tries another big heave and there's a healthy inside edge into this pads.

The 19-year-old gets forward to block out the final ball of the over.

England are up and running on day four.

Rehan Ahmed drops onto the back foot and takes a single into the covers.

Think we know the answer to that within one ball.

Rehan Ahmed looks to go down the ground and almost hits it straight to mid-on, but it falls a few yards short.

It's going to be the left-arm spin of Axar Patel from the other end.

He generally skids it on.

Will Rehan Ahmed attack him?

After that first-ball block, Zak Crawley watches the rest of the over pass him outside off stump.

There was a little bit of movement back in for Jasprit Bumrah but he was generally too wide.

Two leaves, with the first swinging back in and threatening to hit off stump, follow.

Jerusalem has just finished. There's a good atmosphere.

Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TNT Sports

You can see in India's body language they know just how important this is, because if they go 2-0 down it is a long, long way back.

The first ball of the day keeps a little low but Zak Crawley is able to defend.

Jasprit Bumrah has the ball in hand.

Play.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports

England have already laid a platform with 67-1. Now it's about breaking that 332 runs into chunks, and ticking off one target at a time.

It's going to be a gripping day. Yesterday had everything you could want in a day of Test cricket so hopefully today is the same.

Opener Zak Crawley and nighthawk Rehan Ahmed are out in the middle.

We're almost ready for day four.

How will the pair, particularly Ahmed, approach it?

England assistant coach Paul Collingwood on TNT Sports: "The guys are excited, I think the way this team has played over the past couple of years has shown they are capable of very special things and special performances.

"When you come to India and you have a fourth-innings chase, history will tell you it's difficult but some of the chases this team has achieved are phenomenal so there is a lot of excitement that this can be done. It's a small ground, a fast outfield and it's about having something like a one-day mentality and putting their bowlers under pressure.

"In the dressing room the language is always positive and as a batting unit, we'll soak up pressure when we need to but when you get a chance to put that pressure back on, take it.

"There is a lot of skill in that dressing room and a belief that they can do something special. The series has been incredible to watch so far, the two teams approach things very differently but that's OK, that's Test cricket."

Here's some numbers to make you realise how unlikely an England victory is, and how incredible it would be if they achieved it.

A reminder they need 399 to win.

• England's record chase is 378-3 against India at Edgbaston in June 2022
• Their record chase in India is 208-4, when chasing 207, in December 1972
• Their highest winning chase in Asia is 209-1 against Bangladesh in March 2010
• The highest chase in India by any side is 387-4, which India did against England in December 2008
• The highest successful chase against India at home is 276-5 by West Indies in November 1987

Image source, Reuters

James Anderson says India are nervous about England pulling off another chase.

England resume on 67-1 this morning, in pursuit of 399, which would be a record for England, against India and by any team in this country.

England overhauled 378 against India in 2022, one of five successful chases in excess of 250 in the past two years.

"The nerves were there to see," said Anderson. "They didn't know how many was enough.

"They were quite cautious, even when they had a big lead.

"The chat last night from the coach was that if they get 600, we were going to go for it. It makes it very clear to everyone that we will try to do it."

Read more from Anderson.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on the BBC Test Match Special podcast

It's going to be entertaining, that's for sure.

It looks highly improbable, it's never happened before, but that doesn't mean it's not going to happen or it's impossible.

I'm going to put it somewhere in the outskirts in the realms of possibility.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on the BBC Test Match Special podcast

This England team have done incredible things recently so it is almost like 'Will they? Can they?'.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on the BBC Test Match Special podcast

It's got to the stage where you're almost too scared to write England off because of what they've done so far.

They are going to have that find that line again between being positive and being reckless.

Morning!

How are you all feeling? Nervous? Excited?

England are going to be resuming on 67-1, chasing 399, to win the second Test in just under 15 minutes' time.

It would be a record for England, against India and in India.

They can't, can they?

England need 332 more runs to create history and go 2-0 up in the five-Test series.

India need nine wickets to level the series.

Who will prevail? Let's find out.