These two are going to fall out. Yashasvi Jaiswal sets off to sprint for two, as his partner did in the previous over, but Sarfaraz just ambles along.

"If you're not going to run two for me..."

Sarfaraz and Jaiswal have a row mid-pitch as the latter turns down an easy two. Sarfaraz is making his debut remember and clearly wants his fifty.

We've been asked if there's any chance of rain tomorrow.

It's a categorical no.

This crowd has got more and more excited as the runs have come and they boo as Joe Root gets away with one down the leg side that isn't called a wide.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner

I think India might have enough now.

It looks like a message has just come out with a drink between overs.

Sarfaraz flicks the switch again and hammers the first two balls of Root's latest over for four.

Rehan Ahmed continues to bowl quite nicely without reward. Sarfaraz Ahmed swings hard at one out of the rough but connects only with fresh air.

Sarfaraz dropped on 37published at 91 overs

91 overs

Sarfaraz Khan drills a catching chance back at bowler Joe Root, who cannot cling on low between his ankles.

This really has not been Root's best Test.

England's target, were India to declare right now, is 501. India surely have enough but on they go.

When will they declare? During this session shortly before tea would be my guess.

Four singles and a leg-bye come from Root's over. It's almost as if Jaiswal just wanted to prove a point against Anderson and has now gone back into his shell.

He takes on a drink and another supplement as the fielders change ends.

Anderson is being spared more punches to the stomach. Joe Root is summoned.

I think there have been times when England have accepted a need to be a bit more careful. They did it in the Ashes last summer after the collapse at Lord's. The frustrating thing about yesterday was it was a revert to that day in the second Test.

Rehan Ahmed does well to keep the scoring down to two runs in this over.

The replays show the ball only hit Sarfaraz's arm and it turns out England reviewed that amid all of that confusion.

They're now out of reviews.

Confusion all-round as England claim a catch off Sarfaraz.

It's sent upstairs by the umpires to see whether it carried, so they seem to think there was bat or glove involved.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rajkot

Jaiswal has already broken the record for the number of sixes in a single Test series. He's up to 20 and there are still two Tests to go.

The India players are giggling up on the balcony after Sarfaraz shapes to reverse scoop Anderson before thinking better of it and playing a forward defence. Remarkable.

Jaiswal then shows his not all about the power by guiding the ball fine for four more.

Anderson continues and is flicked Kevin Pietersen-style off his pads for four by Sarfaraz Khan.

Jimmy looks like he wants to scream.