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Well it was India's day in the end after centuries from Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja.

But, as we have said so many times before, a good first hour tomorrow could change plenty.

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Scroll down to read all of the reaction from our experts. We'll be back on Friday at 03:45 GMT for day two.

England coach Paul Collingwood speaking to TNT Sports: "It's been a good day of Test cricket, they've got some highly skilled batters, they fought back really well. Woody's run-out, Jimmy at 41, they've been working all day.

"Sometimes he [Wood] doesn't get the rewards, the skipper going to bouncing plans with him. Jaiswal has been good form and he's pleased with the run-out, he broke that partnership.

"The morning session was a bit cooler, it nipped around a bit. So tomorrow we've got a fresh new ball, we'll be looking to take early wickets."

After presenting Ben Stokes with his 100th cap: "It's been incredible to know him. To present him with his 100th cap was pretty emotional, it's great for the team to acknowledge the efforts he's put in over the years. We're all grateful his Dad came over to Cumbria! He's been tremendous.

You're a brave man putting your name to that message, David.

Will Jacks a better Test player than Joe Root? Interesting.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

At 33-3 England's fans would have been very excited. Joe Root's drop of Rohit Sharma was pivotal.

The pitch is probably playing a bit better than the previous two Tests. There is some spin and reverse swing.

England will be happy with the effort but the pitch will deteriorate. India are on top.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

It will be a big session in the morning. 420 looks to be a decent score and England’s batsmen must respond strongly when it’s their turn or they’ll find it tough batting last.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

I know England's Bazballers play one way but I just hope that a couple take a look at how Rohit and Jadeja played and try and take a leaf.

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Sarfaraz Khan looks a player.

The 26-year-old debutant came out at number six for India and was flying until getting involved in a mix-up with Ravindra Jadeja when the left-hander was on the brink of his hundred.

Sarfaraz was run out for 62 from 66 balls, having taken down England's spinners in particular.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter

England owned the first hour of play and since then it has been all India. They not only fought back but have put themselves in a strong position with Jadeja going in overnight on a century.

A stat from our friends at CricViz...

There have been 60 occasions in Test cricket when a team has taken three wickets inside the first 10 overs of a match.

This was the third-longest wait for the fourth wicket.

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England took three wickets in the first hour - Mark Wood removing Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill and Tom Hartley getting Rajat Patidar - at which point the hosts were 33-3.

The pitch has flattened out as the day has gone on, England missed some chances and India batted well.

Rohit Sharma was crucially dropped on 27 by Rohit Sharma before he made 131.

Rohit and Ravindra Jadeja, who ended 110 not out, would have been out had England decided to use their reviews on a couple of lbw shouts.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

India’s day. The drop and the two non-reviews could have made it an incredible first day for England but sensible batting on a decent surface has put India well on top.

Ravindra Jadeja flicks away one more boundary for good measure and that is that for day one.

It started so well for England but they end it right on the back foot.

Ravindra Jadeja turns down a single on the final ball of Joe Root's over to leave Kuldeep Yadav to face the last over of the day.

Poor Sarfaraz Khan has his head in his hands up in the dressing room.

I don't think Ben Stokes rates England's effort in the field today. Yes it was a full toss from Joe Root on his return to the attack but a weary Jonny Bairstow lets it through for four.

Kuldeep survives just about through the remaining five deliveries of Anderson's over.

We've just seen another shot of the Wood run out. As Aggers said, it was superb fielding. I didn't realise on first viewing he only had the one stump to aim at.

Anderson's first delivery hits Kuldeep on the pad. This is a chance for England to steal another.

After one over of Tom Hartley, James Anderson is now going to take the new ball.

Kuldeep is on strike with 10 minutes to go today.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain

Apart from his running between the wickets Jadeja once again performs when India needed him most.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Sure, he stitched up poor Sarfaraz. But it’s been a fine innings by Jadeja. It was 33-3 when he walked out to bat.

Mind you, there us so much ‘poor Sarfaraz’ sentiment that Wood’s brilliant throw has gone unnoticed!