Summary

  • Second Test, day four, Visakhapatnam

  • India win by 106 runs to level five-Test series at 1-1

  • England bowled out for 292, Crawley top scores with 73

  • Brilliant Bumrah wraps up victory and finishes with nine wickets in the match

  • Ashwin claims 3-72 and is now on 499 Test wickets

  • Third Test in Rajkot starts on 15 February

Live Reporting

Ffion Wynne and Callum Matthews

  1. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam

    Will India turn straight to Bumrah now Root has arrived?

  2. Eng 140-3

    Target 399

    Eek. He also brings out the reverse sweep to his third ball but he doesn't play this one anywhere near as well with the ball looping up off his gloves and over Rohit Sharma at slip for four.

  3. Eng 136-3

    Target 399

    Joe Root is the new batter. He reverse sweeps his first ball for four because why not?

  4. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Superb catch by Rohit. Slip catches off the back foot are pure reflex, because the ball comes in a flash.

  5. This is how WinViz has changed following the wicket.

    WinViz says 93-7 in India's favour against England in the second TestCricViz/BBC Sport
  6. wicket

    WICKET

    Pope c Rohit b Ashwin 23 (Eng 132-3)

    He's gone now though!

    This is a really good catch from India skipper Rohit Sharma.

    Ollie Pope goes onto the back foot and looks to cut away and Rohit only sees the ball very late as it flies past KS Bharat.

    He has to react quickly but is able to get both hands to it and takes a sharp catch on his inside.

    There's a huge roar in celebration from both Rohit and Ravichandran Ashwin, who moves to 498 Test wickets.

  7. Eng 132-2

    Target 399

    Ollie Pope is showing plenty of intent as he takes a few steps down the pitch and works into the long-on boundary.

    It's good placement and timing from Pope but the India fielders were excited for a moment as short leg Sarfaraz Khan, who is on a sub fielder, almost read it.

    Pope has 23 off 19 balls.

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    England scoring at nearly five per over, which has become the norm. The fielding team should be all over the batsmen in this situation, but instead the focus is on plugging gaps and having men in the deep rather than saving singles and round the bat.

  9. Eng 126-2

    Target 399

    You say 95% George, WinViz says 88%. The hosts are still overwhelming favourites but we'll keep our eye on how that changes throughout the day.

    Just a single from Ashwin's over.

    WinViz says 88-12 in India's favour in the second Test against EnglandCricViz/BBC Sport

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    Morning!! Feels like Eng need a century from at least one of these two if going to have any chance of winning. Still feel its 95% India.

    George in my pj's

  11. Eng 125-2

    Target 399

    Ollie Pope looks like he's going to try and sweep England to victory.

    He brings out the conventional sweep this time and crunches it to the square-leg fence.

    England's vice captain then tucks fine off his pads and gets another boundary.

    13 off the over.

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    50 for Zak Crawley

    Eng 116-2

    Half-century for Zak Crawley and brought up in style too.

    He skips down the pitch and plants Axar Patel for a two-bounce four back over his head.

    Two fifties in the game for Crawley, this one off 83 balls.

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    I just love the fact that we’re even talking about this chase as being possible - 4 years ago we would have written England off after day 2. It’s still highly unlikely, but at least it’s going to be entertaining, whatever happens. I believe!

    Amy, Buckinghamshire, up feeding 11 week old daughter

    I think the fact we’re even having a conversation of England winning this, or even being competitive, in this context - highlights just how game changing the Baz/Stokes era has become. We have absolutely no right to be in with a chance here… but we are.

    Kane - Cardiff

  14. Eng 112-2

    Target 399

    This is going to be a nervous watch all day, isn't it?

    There's disappointment on the face of the India fielders as Ollie Pope flicks just wide of short mid-wicket.

    The hosts are then screaming for caught behind and a possible stumping as one bounces on Pope as he looks to reverse sweep.

    Ravichandran Ashwin really liked it but Rohit Sharma, stood at slip, says no to the review.

  15. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Visakhapatnam

    Coming through that early Bumrah spell unscathed is a little win for England.

  16. We're going to have our first bowling change.

    England have seen off Jasprit Bumrah for now. Here's Ravichandran Ashwin, who picked up the wicket of Ben Duckett last night.

  17. Eng 109-2

    Target 399

    Pope is then happy to block out the rest of the over.

    England are 42-1 off 10 overs this morning.

  18. Eng 109-2

    Target 399

    Ollie Pope is reverse sweeping already.

    He nails it and picks up four.

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    Currently following from Tokyo, Japan where play runs from 1pm until 9pm so it’s effectively a day/night test for me. It’s a shame that Bazball has got in the way of what was meant to be a very cultural trip, but there we go. Come on England!

    Tom in Tokyo

    Good Evening from Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. Watching the Black Caps and listening to England continue to change the face of Test cricket. Hoping to hear Zak secure the second double ton of the day in Test cricket following Ravindra’s knock earlier. If Zak manages it I’m sure it would be much quicker! Up the Kent!

    Shaun

  20. Eng 105-2

    Target 399

    Joe Root is carded to come in next. After the drinks session in the morning session on day three he was off the field after taking a blow on his little finger.

    He was seen practicing this morning and he is padded up in the changing room so suspect he will be in next.

    Zak Crawley picks up another boundary with a gorgeous whip into mid-wicket. I'm not going to jinx it, you can make your own assumptions about how he looks.