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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India appear to have learned how to play 'sensible' Bazball. Dread to think what the close of play total will be.
John, Wokingham
Not long at all it turns out!
A superb hundred for Yashasvi Jaiswal - his second of the series.
Off comes the helmet in celebration.
Lead by 275
What I will say is it's a lot easier to bat without scoreboard pressure and against tired bowlers.
Jaiswal is a hit away from a third Test century in seven Tests. How long before that big shot returns?
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Jaiswal consistently showing a lot of our lineup how to play attacking cricket and how to do it well. What a talent he is. On the other hand, if it wasn't for Duckett's innings, our first innings would have been very humbling indeed.
Simon, Brisbane
Lead by 272
Here's another bowling change as Mark Wood returns to bowl some bouncers.
Ben Stokes has his fielders all over the place in bizarre positions I'm not sure have a name.
There are basically two fine legs and two third men plus a short leg.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
I'm starting to feel sorry for Danny Reuben, England’s media man, who will be searching for someone to face the music at the press conference later. It might be a second call up for fielding coach, Carl ‘Hoppy’ Hopkinson.
Jaiswal 91, Gill 29
Joe Root is back again, attempting to get the breakthrough.
England have said under Ben Stokes they will chase anything. They're going to be pursuing a lot in this game, I reckon.
This time it is drinks.
There are 16 overs remaining in the day.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
Deja vu. Edgbaston second innings, Lord's first innings - two big opportunities in the Ashes that England didn’t take and now here. Against lesser teams you get away with it, not against Australia or India in India.
Jaiswal was on 35 from 73 balls. He's now 90 from 106.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Of course England’s supporters are cross today. It’s been a chastening day with England hitting the self destruct button. However, this England team can beat this India team if they play intelligent cricket, mindful of the match situation, with a positive mindset. It’s a fine line between positivity and recklessness, and England were well on the wrong side of that today. It will cost them the match.
Jaiswal 88, Gill 26
This is brilliant, modern, attacking cricket from Yashasvi Jaiswal who gets out two switch hits to crash away two more boundaries of Rehan Ahmed with the pressure off.
"He's playing England at their own game," says Graeme Swann. Quite.
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Re: Nick in Romsey: It’s not a fix as such, but a short term solution - put teabags into the fridge whilst you sort it and it counters the musty smell in a warming/turned off fridge - tip from my house removals days (tea solves all ills).
David on a slow train to Exeter
Jaiswal 80, Gill 26
Yashasvi Jaiswal was a team-mate of Joe Root's at the IPL last year. He's not sparing him from the punishment.
Six more on the sweep.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
Jaiswal is a wonderful player. Such a great bat swing, he plays with a lovely tempo.
Lead by 249
No-one seems able to agree whether it's drinks or not. The umpires and the batters are having one. The England players are not.
Ben Stokes holds his arms out a little grumpily.
A third six for Yashasvi Jaisawl in the space of three overs with Rehan Ahmed the target again.
The crowd's cheers will be ringing in the England players ears.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
Great batting from this pair. They've batted sensibly and are now realising the bowlers are tired and it’s time to exploit.
Lead by 242
Open season, indeed.
Stokes turns back to Joe Root but Jaiswal goes onto the back foot to whips the ball through mid-wicket.
"Sheer class," says Sunil Gavaskar on TV commentary.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
To whom does Stokes turn? He suddenly looks very short of options to limit this scoring rate. It’s open season for Jaiswal.