More appeals for caught down the leg side against Zak Crawley.

Wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel is adamant, but Sarfaraz Khan, who got the earlier one right, said "I don't think so", or words to that effect.

There's no edge. It's off the thigh pad. Jurel is not having a good day on that front.

This is pretty patient Test cricket at the moment. It's a good battle between bat and ball.

We haven't seen that too often when England have been batting in the past 18 months or so. It all feels a little strange.

Played, Ruth.

The quiz is here if you fancy a go.

It's to celebrate Jonny Bairstow reaching 100 caps in this Test.

Beauty.

Jasprit Bumrah has been swinging the ball in to Joe Root, targeting his pads and stumps, but opts for the out-swinger.

It has Joe Root prodding forward, but there's a little bit too much movement and it beats the edge.

Shot, Zak. A punchy cover drive brings the England opener four more. He's played the drive beautifully today.

He's up to 69. Can he go on?

He's been dismissed nine times in the 70s in Tests and five times in the 80s. He's never been out in the 90s.

Feels like there's plenty happening post-lunch.

Joe Root picks up his first boundary through square leg, but there are yelps from the India fielders who know he would have been plumb lbw if he'd missed.

Four more via a strangle follow, before a leading edge falls just short of the man at point.

Oh my days. What a delivery.

Kuldeep Yadav finds plenty of turn and it beats Joe Root, who is pushing forward in defence, between bat and pad.

It misses off stump by a matter of inches and Kuldeep leans on his knees in disappointment. Root has a little smile as if to say "I have no idea how you play that".

Kuldeep has bowled beautifully so far.

Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper

It was the faintest of edges. That was a tough one for Rohit Sharma.

A brief half-appeal from Jasprit Bumrah for lbw against Zak Crawley but it's missing leg so it is quickly halted.

It feels like England are going to have to battle through for a period here.

Zak Crawley edged it! England and their opener have got away with one.

It's a very faint edge but it would have been given out on review.

Rohit Sharma is apologising to Sarfaraz Khan, who was adamant it was out at short leg.

The DJ has opted for Macarena during the change in overs. It's been a very interesting mix so far.

We're going back to pace at one end. Jasprit Bumrah returns.

Joe Root is up and running with a single into mid-wicket off his first ball.

There are then appeals for Zak Crawley caught at short leg as Sarfaraz Khan holds on to the ball after it deflects off keeper Dhruv Jurel...

...but India opt against the review after a long conflab. Did Crawley miss that or was it a thin nick?

Right, time for cricket again.

Joe Root has joined Zak Crawley at the crease.

We've got three balls of Kuldeep Yadav's over remaining so the left-arm wrist-spinner will get us going.

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We've also got a long read on the site about England's tour of India in 1984-85.

They flew out to India as unfancied underdogs, but, against a backdrop of assassination and unrest, clinched a comeback series win.

Read more here.

There's also a three-part podcast available on BBC Sounds too.

Jonny Bairstow isn't the only centurion in this Test with India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin also reaching the landmark.

He says it means more to his family than him though...

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Bairstow has become the 17th men's player to feature in 100 Tests.

How many of them do you think you can name?

We've given you their role and the years they played and we've also taken off the clock to give you plenty of thinking time.

Take the quiz.

Jonny Bairstow is playing his 100th Test this week.

Before play started he was presented with a special cap and there was a speech from Joe Root.

Bairstow did say it would be emotional and he'd need some tissues, and he wasn't wrong.

The Yorkshireman was emotional throughout with his mum, sister and partner there, before a long embrace with Root.

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This fifth and final Test is taking place in Dharamsala in the foothills of Himalayas.

It's been around 11-13 degrees so far this morning and we've seen the England team sat in coats in the changing room and the India team wearing beanie hats.

It's a beautiful picturesque ground and TMS commentators Henry Moeran and Daniel Norcross have been discussing where it sits in the most beautiful cricket grounds.

Have a watch.