Eng 121-6published at 35 overs
Lead by 167
Well there's one of those 100, Tuffers.
Ben Foakes gets off the mark with a push to mid-on. Tom Hartley is denied his first run by a sprawling stop.
Good from India.
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
Eng 121-6published at 35 overs
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerEngland have got to get another 100 from somewhere.
Eng 120-6published at 34.1 overs
Ben Foakes is on 0.
Tom Hartley is on 0.
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captainEngland are in great danger of ruining all the hard work of the first two days here... losing six wickets inside 34 overs just isn’t good enough.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerOh dear, I don’t fancy our tail. It’s started spinning again... weird!
Eng 120-6published at 34 overs
Lead by 166
Get behind the sofa. Lock up your pets.
England need runs however they can.
The lead is 166. Not enough.
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Is this what it was like watching TV in the 60s when a Dalek came on screen?
Nelly, behind a sofa, in Yorkshire
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Here's Tom Hartley again. England desperately need a partnership.
WICKETpublished at 33.1 overs
Bairstow c Patidar b Jadeja 30 (Eng 120-6)
Image source, ReutersA shocker! The first ball of the session. I'm so, so sorry, England fans.
Jonny Bairstow had just got out there after tea and now is on the way back.
He has tried to push Ravindra Jadeja outside off but chips the ball straight to the fielder at cover.
A huge blow.
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An intriguing evening session awaits. A huge one, in fact.
I'm leaving you in the hands of Matthew Henry to take you through it.
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Image source, ReutersI like your confidence, Ollie.
It's hard to tell, though. The pitch goes through stages of behaving, and stages of skidding through without any bounce. A good total seems difficult to predict.
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200 is plenty.
Ollie, Sussex
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India were bowled out for 307 after a brilliant 90 from Dhruv Jurel, reducing England's lead from 134 at the start of the day to 46 - and Shoaib Bashir taking five wickets.
It was still a handy lead, and England have built that to 166 but the five wickets that have fallen will be a concern.
Ben Duckett and Ollie Pope fell in consecutive balls to Ashwin to leave England 19-2 and Joe Root was lbw to the same bowler for 11. Crawley played well for his 60, but Kuldeep Yadav changed the course again by bowling him and then Ben Stokes for just four.
England reached tea 120-5 with Jonny Bairstow on 30 and Ben Foakes yet to score.
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Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TNT SportsIndia won that session but England also scored 120 runs. For an hour it didn't spin and then half an hour it did loads. When it did 166 runs looked like loads of runs but if it goes back to being docile 166 looks like plain sailing.
If England can get 220 or 230 they will always be in the game.
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captainThis feels like it could be over quite quickly for England if they are not careful.
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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinnerThis is a huge knock for Foakes coming up. If he goes I don’t think England will have enough.
Tea - Eng 120-5published at 33 overs
Ben Foakes, England's Mr Calm, joins Jonny Bairstow in the middle as England reach tea in a bit of a pickle.
They lead by 166 with five wickets in hand.
WICKETpublished at 32.3 overs
Stokes b Kuldeep 4 (Eng 120-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesStraight through this time!
A bit unlucky for Ben Stokes again, coming forward in defence but the ball does keep low, and ricochets off his pad and on to the stumps.
India are buzzing. A big scalp before tea.
Eng 120-4published at 32.1 overs
Ben, please.
He steps back, tries to whack Kuldeep through the leg side but it keeps very low and just misses the off stump.
India have left a big gap open on the leg side to tempt him and he almost fell for it.
Eng 120-4published at 32 overs
Tricky spell before tea, this.
Jadeja twirls his way through a maiden, bowling beautifully in tandem with the dangerous Kuldeep.