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The Googlies
Mark
Deep Impact in line
Iggy in a tuktuk to the stadium
Summary
England bowled out for 145 in second innings
Last seven wickets fall for 35 runs
Ashwin 5-51 & Kuldeep 4-22
Crawley (60) only England batter to pass 30
India bowled out for 307, a first-innings lead of 46 for England
Bashir picks up maiden five-wicket haul
Jurel, dropped by Robinson on 59, last man out for 90
Anderson removes Kuldeep for 698th Test wicket
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 05:37 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February
Ind 278-8published at 96.2 overs
Image source, Getty ImagesFour this time to Dhruv Jurel. He's into the seventies, as is the deficit.
Ind 274-8published at 96.1 overs
How are you feeling, Ollie? Dhruv Jurel thumps Shoaib Bashir down the ground.
Ind 268-8published at 96 overs
Trail by 85
The field has changed now.
Robinson looked very casual. He didn't have to move.
That could be huge.
Postpublished at 05:33 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RanchiThe delivery before, when Deep hacked over Robinson, had me wondering if England needed a better fielder in that position. Next ball...
Jurel dropped on 59published at 95 overs
Ollie Robinson has not had the best morning.
This should have been the end for Dhruv Jurel but the seamer puts down a catch above his head at mid-wicket.
It was hit hard. I'm not sure he picked the ball up early enough.
No five-fer for Shoaib Bashir yet.
Ind 265-8published at 94 overs
Trail by 88
There's the answer to my earlier question. Ben Stokes keeps the field up after four balls and, rather than hunt a single, Dhruv Jurel sweeps a four.
He can't get a single a ball later, however, so Akash Deep will start the next over on strike.
Shoaib Bashir is coming back to bowl it.
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Cold Finger
Paul (in the doghouse, honeymoon period over)
You've got bail
Anon
A room with review
Guy, Devon
Ind 261-8published at 93 overs
Jurel 55, Deep 2
Image source, Getty ImagesAkash Deep looks like he's got the technique to hang around. Is Dhruv Jurel happy taking just one single per over or will he try a big shot eventually?
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Good Wicket Hunting
Tom, Surrey
Decision Impossible
Chandra, St Albans
A Review to a Kill
Rico in Northampton (honeymoon not yet booked)
Ind 261-8published at 92.4 overs
We're all friends here. I feel like we've bonded over the years. Please don't tell her.
Anderson gets two more deliveries at Akash Deep.
Postpublished at 05:20 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in RanchiMatt is getting married soon. He's arranging his honeymoon around an England tour. He thinks his bride-to-be hasn't cottoned on.
Ind 260-8published at 92 overs
Trail by 93
And Deep solidly defends to cheers in the stadium. This pitch has settled down enough for the number 10 to be confident.
Ind 260-8published at 91.4 overs
England will have two balls at Akash Deep in this Tom Hartley over...
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Nick Clark: Men in White
Rookmeister: Once Upon A Time In The Test
Ind 259-8published at 91 overs
Trail by 94
With Dhruv Jurel on strike, Jimmy Anderson has one slip and the rest of his fielders in the deep. England want to bowl at Akash Deep.
Jurel hogs the strike until leaving Deep to face the last delivery which he survives.
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'Close Encounters of the Third Umpire'
Arvind, Bromley
The Test is history
Tim, Derby
Ind 256-8published at 90 overs
Jurel 50, Deep 2
Akash Deep plays for RCB in the Indian Premier League. His team-mate there Dinesh Karthik is commentating on TV and says he can hit a long ball.
Right on cue he winds up for a slog sweep. It doesn't get him a boundary but it does get him a couple.
England's lead is now less than 100.
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The Wicketman.
Steve in Birmingham
Plumb and Plumber.
Steve in Thailand (not on his honeymoon)
Batman Returns (after successfully overturning the appeal with DRS)
Julian in Miami also on honeymoon
50 for Dhruv Jurelpublished at 89.1 overs
England are happy to give Dhruv Jurel a single now and the India wicktetkeeper, one away from a first Test fifty, is happy to take it.
He gets applause from the dressing room for a crucial knock.