Arun: "Has Ashwin just gone past Sir IT Botham?!" -- Yes he has. He has 386 now. Botham finished with 383.

Here's another famous Test with a target of 420. It happened at around this time 22 years ago.

Hari: "With all the comments on the pitch being flat, this is shaping up to be a super Test match." -- It's been a typical Indian pitch, perhaps flatter that usual early on.

Saravanan Sivak: "15 overs is what Sundar and Ashwin played out last evening. Indian openers need to do the same today!"

Ashwin has now dismissed Anderson seven times in Tests - the most times he's gotten out to any bowler. (Sorry, I mixed up my wording earlier)

4.00pm Exactly an hour left to play today, including the extra half hour to make up the overs. Ten minutes, of course, will be lost to the change of innings. A possible 17 overs for India to survive, but they'll probably not get that many in.

In walks the No. 11, James Anderson. Ashwin goes around the wicket.

Andrew: "This is exactly what india would do, They've declared with half an hour left on day 4 often. They play intense and back themselves to bowl the opposition out on day 5."

Ashwin continues.

Whenever England's innings ends, India will now need to complete the highest successful chase in Test history to win this game. England's lead is now past 418.

Around the wicket to Leach. Two slips and a silly point.

Washington Sundar gets a bowl. Over the wicket to Archer with a slip, a short leg and a leg gully. Jeevan: "England doing the right thing, giving their bowlers one hour with new ball today after adequate rest, and one hour of relatively new ball tomorrow with another go in last session with new ball." -- Yeah, that seems to be the idea behind their tactics at the moment.