Postpublished at 06:11 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Good morning.
Just waking up and wondering what has happened?
Here you go...
Summary
Bashir takes key wickets of Jaiswal, Gill, Patidar & Jadeja
Anderson nicks off Rohit for 697th Test wicket; Two wickets for Hartley
England bowled out for 353 - Root finishes unbeaten on 122
Robinson hits first Test half-century; Jadeja takes final three wickets to fall
Day two, fourth Test, Ranchi; India lead five-match series 2-1
Postpublished at 06:11 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Postpublished at 06:10 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Anyway, I'm off for a coffee. To steer you through the rest of the lunch break and the afternoon, here's Matthew Henry.
Enjoy!
Postpublished at 06:08 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowlerIt is a finely balanced game at the momentum. We thought the pitch would do a lot more than it has. It will be a battle of attrition. A pitch doesn't start that dodgy and not deteriorate - it is just a matter of when it does happen.
Postpublished at 06:05 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
If you're just joining us, England lost their last three wickets this morning for six runs but did manage to add a handy 50 runs - though arguably left a bit out there with Joe Root on 122 not out.
India got rid of Rohit Sharma early but Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal have looked pretty relaxed since. The pitch has looked pretty flat, certainly lacking the spice that it had yesterday morning.
Lunch - Ind 34-1published at 10 overs
Too leggy from Robinson and that's a gift for Jaiswal. He clips easily for four more, and that's lunch.
Another intriguing session.
Postpublished at 06:00 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainSurely Jaiswal can’t do it again? He is looking very, very well balanced.
Ind 30-1published at 9.2 overs
Oh, dreamy.
There's something about an on-drive, isn't there? Yashasvi Jaiswal elegantly drills one off Robinson for four, and holds the pose for the photographers.
The kid is so talented.
Postpublished at 05:57 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain
Image source, ReutersThis pitch isn’t doing anywhere near as much as yesterday.
Ind 26-1published at 9 overs
Bit of spin.
Shoaib Bashir starts tidily but there aren't any signs of uneven bounce so far.
Is that a worry for England?
Ind 25-1published at 8 overs
Right on cue, a misfield from Anderson gifts Shubman Gill a bonus couple of runs.
Postpublished at 05:51 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RanchiTo give an indication of how long Ollie Robinson has been away from cricket, Ben Stokes' last wicket is more recent.
Ind 22-1published at 7 overs
Gill and Jaiswal are equal to Anderson at the moment. But watching England's greatest go about his work makes being up at this time on a Saturday slightly more bearable.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 05:47 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
#bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (standard network charges apply)
Up early and watching with the dog in Devon. He's very interested in that rough outside off.
Pete and Vinnie
Ind 20-1published at 6 overs
Solid in defence from Jaiswal and Gill.
England are probing away on a good length but the pitch isn't fizzing as it did for India's seamers yesterday morning.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 05:40 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
#bbccricket, via WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (standard network charges apply)
Image source, ReutersThere are three certainties in life: death, taxes and Jimmy taking a wicket with the new ball.
Peter, St Albans
Ind 19-1published at 5 overs
Image source, ReutersThe youngster gets his second boundary in the over, as Anderson drifts down the leg side and it's easily clipped down to fine leg.
The pressure is eased somewhat.
Ind 13-1published at 4.1 overs
Oh, glorious.
Anderson overpitches ever so slightly and Yashasvi Jaiswal greets him with a straight drive straight from the coaching manual.
Ind 9-1published at 4 overs
Edged... through the slips for four.
A tentative prod from Jaiswal but he gets away with it. Slips might need to get a little closer given Ollie Robinson's slightly slower pace.
Postpublished at 05:32 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RanchiEngland had just moved Ben Duckett from gully to leg gully. If Rohit was expecting a straighter line, Anderson held it outside off stump and Rohit's footwork was too tentative.
Postpublished at 05:32 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February
Michael Vaughan
Former England captainShubman Gill is very vulnerable to the moving ball.