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You said it, Julian.
Here we go.
Bumrah to Crawley...
Summary
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
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If England can also bat for 130 overs, that should give them a nice 200-run lead.
Julian, Worcestershire
Postpublished at 08:15 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Confidence, Adam. I like it.
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25 mins before tea? so like 120 runs before tea?
Adam, London
Postpublished at 08:13 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett are going to have to do it the hard way.
Jasprit Bumrah has already taken off his cap and grabbed the ball.
Postpublished at 08:10 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainEngland have to bat with a little bit of sense and time. No way they can give the bowlers just 70/80 overs rest. If they come out Bazballing they could hand India a few cheap ones...
Postpublished at 08:08 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RajkotThis next innings could be the defining one of the series. If England get it right, they are right in there. Get it wrong and...
Postpublished at 08:07 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
That wicket means after a quick changeover England will have about 25 minutes to bat before tea.
If you want some optimism, England scored 537 in the first innings the last time they batted on this ground.
India scored 649-9 declared last time here too.
WICKETpublished at 130.5 overs
Bumrah lbw b Wood 26 (Ind 445 all out)
Good enough. It would have hit a good chunk of leg stump.
Mark Wood finishes with four wickets but India, from 33-3, have done very well.
Postpublished at 08:03 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
I tell you what. It's not as out as I first thought...
India reviewpublished at 08:02 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
This one is out though, surely?!
Jasprit Bumrah plumb in front.
Not outpublished at 08:02 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Yep. It was missing leg stump from Mark Wood. On we go.
England reviewpublished at 08:01 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
England are reviewing another lbw.
Optmisitic at best, I fear.
What you've missedpublished at 08:01 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are struggling to wrap up this India innings.
Like yesterday, the day started well for England when James Anderson quickly removed nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav and Joe Root had Ravindra Jadeja caught and bowled for 112.
At that stage India were 331-7 with England right in the hunt but debutant wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel and Ravichandran Ashwin halted the tourists' progress with a steady partnership of 77.
Despite two dropped catches, Ashwin and Jurel departed in relatively quick succession, both to Rehan Ahmed, after lunch but now last pair Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj are slogging it around.
Postpublished at 07:59 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentSiraj has damaged his knee playing that reverse sweep. Why do number 11s think they can do it? I remember Tuffers trying to reverse sweep Warne. Wasn’t pretty at all.
I can tell you from painful experience that a blow from a ball in the knee is agony. Javed Miandad drilled one into my knee as I fielded at mid off. I felt quite sick.
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Siraj has taken off his pad and is sat on the outfield as the physio tries to strap up his knee.
Ind 443-9published at 130.2 overs
Mohammed Siraj, meanwhile, is struggling. He drops his bat and hobbles away after running two.
The physio is coming back.
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Call me cocky, but this is in the bag for India and we've deserved it. Bring on the next innings.
Toby
Ind 441-9published at 130.1 overs
Back under way and Jasprit Bumrah flogs a slower ball from Mark Wood to the mid-wicket boundary!
Postpublished at 07:55 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainLow bounce. More spin. Ashwin. Problems.