Summary

  • Rohit 57*, Rahane 1*

  • Kohli 27 - falls in final over of day

  • England slip from 74-2 to 112 all out

  • Nine England wickets fall to spin

  • Axar 6-38, Ashwin 3-26; Crawley 53

  • England pick one spinner, India three

  • Day-night third Test, Ahmedabad

  • Four-match series level at 1-1

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry and Stephan Shemilt

  1. Ind 55-2

    Stokes' first ball is smashed to the boundary by Kohli.

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on The Cricket Social

    There's been a lot of crowding of the umpire in this Test so far. It's not a good look.

  3. It looks like there has been another kerfuffle over something but I'm not sure what. Rohit and Stokes are involved.

    Stokes is coming on for a bowl in place of Archer.

  4. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on The Cricket Social

    It's one of those reviews where you feel that England would not have gone for it if they were on top in this game.

  5. Not out

    Going over by a whisker.

  6. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on The Cricket Social

    He took a step down the pitch. I think it might be umpire's call.

  7. It's definitely pad before bat.

  8. England review

    This is close, you know.

    Rohit is hit on the pad. The umpire says no but...

  9. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on The Cricket Social

    England are behind in the game, there's no doubt about it. But what Anderson and Broad did was keep things tight and economical and it built some pressure on India. And that allowed the first change bowlers to be aggressive.

  10. Ind 47-2

    Trail by 65

    It's a quiet over from Archer to Kohli interrupted by a pitch invader. This is what day-night cricket is all about - big crowd at a big stadium and superstars like Kohli and Rohit Sharma facing up to Jofra Archer.

  11. That phrase makes no sense either.

    Jofra Archer continues to Kohli after drinks.

  12. The dinner or tea debate

    #bbccricket

    Scottie Clark: Nobody mention the phrase "wedding breakfast" to Matt Henry, please.

  13. What about 'front room' for living room, or is that just me?

  14. The dinner or tea debate

    Text 81111

    Final thought on the lunch or dinner debate: DBH at 14:28 is right about class but it's also geography. If you want to put the cat among the pigeons, ask people whether they have their supper before relaxing on the sofa in the sitting room, their dinner before the couch in the living room or their tea then the settee in the lounge. This takes in Britain's geography and class in one muddled go.

    Edward Turner in the middle of the middle in Worcester

  15. Ind 47-2

    Rohit 31, Kohli 3

    Leach has his standard glasses on rather than sunglasses. Blue rim, large lens. They're smart but not what you expect an international sportsman to be wearing in front of 40,000 people.

    Time for a drinks break.

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  17. Play can go until 16:30 GMT, if you're wondering.

  18. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on The Cricket Social

    We've still got 23 overs left in the day's play so we'll be heading into overtime today.

  19. Ind 42-2

    If England can mount a fight back here it will be thrilling stuff. The crowd roars as Rohit pulls another short ball off his nose for a boundary. Rohit isn't going to back down.

    Archer goes short again... this one is top-edged over Ben Foakes.

    Like I say, this could be fun.

  20. Prakash Wakankar
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on The Cricket Social

    Pujara didn't just read the wrong line there, he took the wrong train at the wrong station.