Ind 437-9published at 130 overs
Mohammed Siraj has done something to his knee playing that shot. It might just be that the ball hit him flush on the knee cap.
He calls for the physio at the end of the over.
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
Ind 437-9published at 130 overs
Not outpublished at 07:52 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Yep, there's a spike as ball goes past the bat.
Joel Wilson has to overturn another.
Postpublished at 07:52 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentAnother Joel Wilson review...
Postpublished at 07:51 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
I think Siraj may be right.
India reviewpublished at 07:51 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Mohammed Siraj is given lbw but he thinks he has hit it...
Postpublished at 07:50 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainPaul Collingwood said in his interview last night that we only think about getting wickets and don’t worry about the runs. That’s not been the case today...
Ind 436-9published at 129 overs
Bumrah 18, Siraj 3
Bumrah swings at Mark Wood and comes within a whisker of being bowled when he misses. He then takes a bouncer on before giving some advice to his batting partner Siraj.
Bumrah will be after another promotion before long.
Postpublished at 07:44 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentEngland have been strangely off it today. My worry is that drips into their batting…
Postpublished at 07:44 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainThis is going to be great test for the Bazballers. If they come out playing all the shots I fear India could have a 150 run first innings lead at least. If they play with a bit of sense they should be able to get a good score.
Postpublished at 07:41 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
That may come but Mark Wood is indeed returning to try to end this before Rehan gets another chance.
Postpublished at 07:40 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerRehan Ahmed, googly, bowled through the gate - I'd have a fiver on it to Bumrah.
Ind 434-9published at 128 overs
All of the shots are coming now as Bumrah drives over extra cover for four.
Frustrating times for England.
Postpublished at 07:38 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RajkotIndia have never made this many in the first innings (ie batting first) of a home Test and lost.
Ind 430-9published at 127.2 overs
Jasprit Bumrah goes again down the ground, this time for four.
These are handy runs and are stopping England going into their innings with any sort of momentum.
Ind 424-9published at 127 overs
Bumrah 9, Siraj 2
Bosh.
Jasprit Bumrah has had enough of defending and gives Tom Hartley the treatment.
Eight from that over and Rohit Sharma is giggling upstairs now.
Postpublished at 07:36 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainWhy no fielders around the bat!? Numbers 10 and 11 are batting...
Ind 417-9published at 126 overs
Ben Foakes yelps and groans but Mohammed Siraj survives in defence to Rehan Ahmed.
England must wish Mark Wood wasn't aching having just finished a spell.
Ind 417-9published at 125 overs
Mohammed Siraj averages four in Test cricket, hence how Jasprit Bumrah gets himself up to number 10 despite averaging six.
The last time we saw them in the middle together was the carnage at the end of the first Test as Tom Hartley bowled England to victory.
No such drama yet.
Postpublished at 07:27 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainThis pitch is going to end up exploding…
Ind 415-9published at 124 overs
Rehan Ahmed may well have been the pick of England's spinners in this innings.