India close on 196-2, leading by 322
Jaiswal hits fluent century before retiring hurt on 104; Gill reaches fifty off 98 balls
Rohit out lbw on review to Root; Patidar falls for duck to Hartley
England slump from overnight 207-2 to 319 all out
Duckett falls for sublime 153; Siraj 4-84, Jadeja 2-51, Kuldeep 2-77
Day three, third Test, Rajkot - series level at 1-1
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Even as an Indian supporter, it's infuriating to see Root play shots like that. What has gotten into him? He is a proper cricketer.
Vijay
England need a captain's knock. They're still 220 runs behind as Ben Stokes defends his first two deliveries.
The England fans in the stands who were so cheery earlier are now clapping along to the Great Escape. That tells you something.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Is that the plumbest lbw decision ever to be reviewed? As we say, one wicket brings two. England now under pressure.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot
And now Root's dismissal looks worse. If that is a turning point, then also don't forget his drop of Rohit on day one. He's not having a great time.
Bairstow lbw b Kuldeep 0 (Eng 225-4)
Absolutely bang in front. It's a poor review.
The ball turned from Kuldeep and that proved too much for Jonny Bairstow so early in his innings.
Don't bother hanging around, Jonny. You can wander off now.
Here we go.
Jonny Bairstow looks to be plumb in front after being hit on the pads by Kuldeep.
He reviews.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot
Right. I know it looks bad. Really bad. But when that shot comes off, we all say it's genius. If Root plays one drive for four, then nicks the next one, it doesn't look nearly as bad as getting out to the scoop. My question is if it is the percentage shot when those catchers are in place? Root got out in similar fashion in the first Test against New Zealand this time last year. It's Bumrah again, too. Root is really fighting a battle at the moment.
Duckett 141, Bairstow 0
And now the crowd is loud and Jasprit Bumrah is firing a yorker into the toes of Jonny Bairstow.
It's brilliant when it comes off but did Root have to do that? Absolutely not.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
I absolutely don’t understand that shot. Situation? Bumrah? It seems such an unnecessary risk for such a gifted and experienced player to take.
Root c Jaiswal b Bumrah 18 (Eng 224-3)
Oh no.
Joe Root has gone for his trademark reverse scoop and it proves to be his downfall. He's hit it straight into the hands of Yashasvi Jaiswal at second slip who takes a fine reaction catch.
I can already hear the criticism coming.
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Never thought I’d ever be happy to get up at 4.30am for a long coach transfer to an airport. Three hours of uninterrupted Test match text coverage, bliss! Bring it on, England!
Jon, Les Arcs
Five month old baby full of cold and teething, wife out of action with an ear and chest infection. Hoping England’s batsmen make this morning a whole lot more enjoyable than last night!
Mike, wide awake in Nottingham
No alarm set, but my internal body clock decided I should wake up at 03:59. Looks like me and Spike the cat are with you all the way.
Ian, Morayshire
Trail by 222
What is the noun for a collection of sweeps? I feel like it could come in useful today.
Joe Root, keen to rotate the strike, calls Ben Duckett through for a tight single. Had the throw hit then England's mini opener would have been out, I reckon.
The first of many sweeps!
Kuldeep Yadav is clobbered to the boundary by Ben Duckett.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Clearly Ashwin’s situation is a genuine family crisis. Under those circumstances, and when a bowler is genuinely injured, surely a player can be replaced? Batsmen suffering from concussion are.
Trail by 229
15 balls in and England have their first boundary of the day. I'm surprised it has taken them this long.
Joe Root gets it by guiding Jasprit Bumrah through gully.
Without meaning to tempt fate, there's no sign of reverse swing for Bumrah yet this morning.
I'm certain Ravichandran Ashwin would have been bowling from the very start but in his absence India turn to Kuldeep Yadav. He, like many of his team-mates, took a Ducketting yesterday.
One from the over.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot
It's quite subdued in Rajkot this morning. Despite it being the weekend, this is comfortably the smallest crowd we've had for the first ball of the day so far. This is also due to be the hottest day of the Test. It's 26 degrees at 9.30am in the morning.
Duckett 134, Root 10
Just two singles come from Jasprit Bumrah's opening over with Ben Duckett keeping the attacking strokes hidden for now at least.
Neil (see below) is feeling confident early on this Saturday morning. It may still be late on a Friday night for some of you...
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I would rather India had a sub as I don’t want it to tarnish England's amazing win.
Neil, Hampshire