Umpire reviewpublished at 21 overs
Has Jasprit Bumrah trapped Ben Duckett right in front of his stumps?
Kumar Dharmasena says no, but Bumrah is very keen and after a bit of a chat we're heading upstairs.
Duckett hits sublime unbeaten 133 as England close on 207-2, trailing by 238
Pope trapped lbw on review by Siraj for 39
Ashwin dismisses Crawley to reach 500 Test wickets
India 445: Rohit 131, Jadeja 112, Sarfaraz 62; Wood 4-114
Third Test, day two, Rajkot - series level at 1-1
Mike Peter and Matthew Henry
Has Jasprit Bumrah trapped Ben Duckett right in front of his stumps?
Kumar Dharmasena says no, but Bumrah is very keen and after a bit of a chat we're heading upstairs.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner
Duckett would go for it out of the rough anyway and it would be more difficult to control. You might also be able to slow the scoring rate down by bowling into the rough.
At the minute Duckett is messing with the spinners' head because he takes out the stock delivery. The good balls are going for four.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
If I was India I would bowl Ashwin a few balls over the wicket to Duckett and throw it two yards outside leg stump to get him sweeping out of the rough.
Once again, Duckett finds the boundary off Ashwin's bowling. He works away the ball through a gap in the mid on vicinity.
That's the first hour of this evening session. England have scored 84 runs from 14 overs - tasty.
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Toby
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
The aggressive nature with which England have played the spinners has rattled Rohit.
India bring back Jasprit Bumrah to replace the sorry Kuldeep. No worries for England, Pope whips away his first ball for four. It wasn't a great one to be honest, full and on the legs.
He tightens up with four dot balls before a thick inside edge sees Pope retain the strike with a single.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner
Duckett is playing some knock. He looks like he is going to hit every ball for four. India don't know how to counteract it.
Duckett finds a chink in the Ashwin armour - amid five dot balls he swipes him away for four through mid-wicket.
Shot!
Magnificent on drive from Ollie Pope, crashing Kuldeep flat and hard over the Rajkot ropes.
He brings up England's hundred three balls later, running two off to a misfield at backward point. There was a bit of confusion at the end, he had to do a full length dive back into his crease to avoid the run out.
Another tidy over from Ashwin, England's batters take a single apiece.
Ashwin's 500th wicket came in his 98th Test - he sits ninth on the all-time list, with Nathan Lyon in eighth on 517. Anil Kumble is the only Indian above him, sitting in fourth with 619.
Eng 90-1
No, Pope's back foot was stretched backwards but held firm on the ground as Jurel whipped off the bails.
He attempts a reverse sweep off the final ball of the over - it doesn't come off and that's a maiden.
Is Ollie Pope departing almost straight away?
Kuldeep thinks he has the England batter stumped - we're going upstairs....
Here comes Ollie Pope, who was out twice in the 20s in the last match after his remarkable 196 in the first Test at Hyderabad.
He gets off the mark with a prod to cover, before Duckett has to jam his bat down to keep out a quicker final delivery from Ashwin.
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How many Tests has Ashwin missed during his career? And had he played in these matches, how many wickets could he have had? Wonderful bowler.
Patrick K
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner
That was a bit of a dodgy ball really - full and going down the leg side - but 500 Test wickets is sensational. Ashwin will be the key as to whether England win or lose this Test.
Crawley c Patidar b Ashwin 15 (Eng 89-1)
500 Test wickets for Ravichandran Ashwin!
Zak Crawley attempts to sweep him and the ball takes the top edge, looping up for an easy catch for Rajat Patidar at leg slip.
This is why Rohit Sharma turned to him, he breaks the England opening partnership with his seventh ball of the innings.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot
Sarfaraz has gone to stand at mid-wicket, still with his helmet on. The way Kuldeep is bowling and Duckett is batting, Sarfaraz needs it.
Back to business as usual with two more fours for Duckett, sweeping and pulling Kuldeep with ease.
The India spinner is looking rather flushed out there - he's gone for 34 from his four overs so far.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Ashwin on, no doubt aiming for the furrow he left in the pitch while batting this morning.