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
Trail by 238
India will have thought through their plans overnight and are going to use their trump card right away. Jasprit Bumrah will start us off.
Remember wickets have fallen in the first half an hour of each morning session so far.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Of course you should be allowed a substitute. Genuinely injured bowlers should be allowed one too.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
Exceptional circumstances which the Ashwin situation is should allow a like-for-like substitute. You can have one for a concussion so why not for this situation?
The news of Ashwin's departure has also ignited debate about the laws of the game.
Should teams be allowed a substitute in such situations?
Image source, Getty ImagesLike with all of the great series, the news never seems to stop with this one.
Late last night local time, India announced spinner Ravichandran Ashwin had withdrawn from the rest of the match because of a family emergency.
It is a massive blow to the hosts, who will not be allowed to replace his batting or bowling but will be permitted a substitute fielder.
We, of course, send our best wishes to Ashwin too.
How much impact will his absence have today?
Image source, Getty ImagesGood morning.
Ready to go again? I've given up predicting what will happen next in this series.
England resume this morning 207-2 after 35 overs - I've double checked, that really is right - in reply to India's 445.
But after all of that good work, today will be absolutely crucial if they are to stay in this game or possibly move into the ascendency.
Image source, Getty ImagesI'm still in shock at what we saw yesterday...