40.1 Dawson strikes quickly on his comeback! An eight year wait for a Test wicket ends seven balls into his first spell. Jaiswal pushes forward to defend at one on a good length outside off stump. The ball pitches well short of Jaiswal's defence and doesn't come into the left-hander as much as he expected it to. The outside edge is neatly taken at first slip by Brook 120/2

29.6 finds the edge this time! Woakes perseveres in the channel outside off, a hint of away movement from back of a length. Rahul was squared up as he looked to punch off the back foot, and Crawley at third slip gobbles the offering! It's a priceless breakthrough for England's best bowler of the morning 94/1

73.5 caught at long leg! Stokes the man for England once again and they are jubilant. Dug in short from around the wicket and the angle and bounce cramps him for room a bit as he tries to swivel-pull. The top edges flies down to long leg, where Carse takes the catch well inside the boundary. Stokes gets Sai Sudharsan for the third time in three innings this series. 235/4

49.1 huge appeal as Gill offers no shot, you cannot do that to Stokes, and finally umpire Rod Tucker raises the finger! Gill reviews. Pitched outside off stump on a good length and came back into the right-hander, Gill thrust his front foot forward and just outside the line of off stump and raised his bat out of the way, he was hit flush below the knee roll and that is plumb. Three reds. Stokes' lethal inducker strikes again 140/3

112.3 bowled him! Just like the second innings at Lord's, the off stump takes a walk as Pant tries to defend from the crease but is late on it and is beaten by movement away from him. Archer pitched that on a length from around the wicket and got the ball to seam away after angling into the left-hander. Pant gets a round of applause from the crowd and a pat from the last man Siraj ... it's been quite something to watch, him batting with a broken foot 349/9

84.5 this was coming! Archer has been on point this morning and this time the edge carries to second slip where Harry Brook dives to his right and catches the ball inches from the turf. similar ball to the previous ones that drew those edges - on a good length with sharp away movement off the pitch, squaring up Jadeja as he tries to defend from the crease. Archer bags another left-hander. 266/5

101.4 edged and snaffled by the leaping gully! Stokes does it again for England, though he needed some help from Duckett in the field, flying through the air and taking the catch high to his left. Full and swinging, Lord Thakur has been a model of discipline today but couldn't resist the booming drive that takes the edge 314/6

109.2 caught right on the edge of the boundary at long leg! Stokes bangs it in short at Sundar's body from around the wicket, Sundar responds by playing that swivel-hook, Woakes settles under it and takes a well judged catch. the England captain takes his fourth wicket ... 337/7

109.5 caught behind, five for Ben Stokes, his first five-for in eight years! What a ball to get for the debutant. Pitches on a good length close to off stump, extra bounce and seam movement away. Kamboj has to play at it and he prods tentatively, gets a thin edge through to Jamie Smith. 337/8

114.1 short of a length and down the leg side, Bumrah tries to swing towards long leg and misses ... hang on are England reviewing for a caught behind? Yes they have. The ball was a fair way away from the body as Bumrah swivelled and swung and ultra edge shows a little spike as the ball passes the glove! Archer has dismissed a right-hander for the first time in the series ... and that's the end of India's innings. I think Root was the one behind that review, Archer wasn't so interested. 358/10

31.6 nicked to slip, the extra ball does it! Crawley is hanging around, not sure if it carried, but India are celebrating. Third umpire Kumar Dharmasena is going to have a look... reckon the fingers are under it, though. Good catch from KL Rahul, who stayed low and scooped up the edge as the ball straightened from round the wicket. A fine knock but still no hundred against India for Crawley 166/1

38.1 short, wide... and nicked behind! Duckett falls for 94! Maiden Test wicket for Anshul Kamboj and it's a big one. Duckett looks crestfallen, as if he can't believe he has missed out. Threw the kitchen sink at the cut shot, but only managed a feather through to Jurel, Kamboj celebrated and Rod Tucker's finger went up straight away. Big wicket for India, with half an hour left in the day 197/2

76.1 edged and gone! Pope is done in by the drift, plants his front foot, flicks his hands at the off-stump line, and guides a fat edge to slip, where Rahul clings on very well, low by his boots! A familiar end to a fine innings, and a priceless one for India, with the new ball looming! 341/3

119.2 he's been stumped has he? What a ripper out of nowhere! Tossed up from around the wicket, dips on Root as he is drawn into lunging forward to defend, the ball pitches well short of his bat and spins and bounces sharply past the outside edge, Jurel completes a sharp take and whips off the bails with Root's back foot out of the crease ... he walks off to loud and sustained applause from the crowd 499/5

80.1 dragged out of the crease, done like a kipper! Suffice to say, the delayed new ball is the right option! Brook comes galloping out of his crease, looking for the aggressive option, the drift does him all ends up, he ends up poking limply at thin air, and Jurel flicks off the bails with the batter already resigned to his fate! Where on earth was Sundar for the first 70-odd overs of this innings! 349/4

155.3 that's the end of Stokes, and will he declare? No he won't. Stokes walks off to a tremendous ovation from the Old Trafford crowd - a hundred and a five-wicket haul in the Test so far. He tried to clear the straight boundary again but made contact with the bottom of his bat and holed out to long-on. 658/9

124.1 edged but has it carried? Jurel dives forward and seems to catch it low to the ground, no major celebrations so there's a bit of confusion over whether it was taken cleanly. Smith is walking off though. The on-field umpires refer it to the TV umpire and it is clean. Smith hung his bat out at a good length ball that seamed away from him and got a nick through to Jurel, it was dying on him but he managed to dive forward quickly and get his gloves under the ball 515/6

139.3 bowled 'im! This one scoots through and smashes the top of off stump. Dawson was hanging back, maybe worried about the ball kicking up, ended up being too late trying to get the bat down in defence. Perfect length, probably done for pace, too. Bumrah gets the first of the morning 563/8

129.1 that's a shooter and it's got through Woakes' defences and crashed into the stumps! Siraj pitched it on a good length and it shot through really low, brushing the toe of Woakes' bat as it came down and then going on to bowl him 528/7

157.1 that's the end of England's innings, Carse slog sweeps and picks out Siraj on the deep backward square leg boundary, he turns around and pumps his fist at the crowd ... 669/10

0.4 caught at first slip! What a ball and what a catch! Woakes angles the ball full from around the wicket into the left-hander, it pitches in line with the stumps and seams away, taking the outside edge as Jaiswal closes the face from the crease, it's a straightforward catch at knee height at first slip but the ball bobbles out of Root's hands, he recovers to grab it again with one hand 0/1

70.2 there he goes! Stokes finds another nipbacker, it shoots through low, pins Rahul plumb in front! He roars in celebration, doesn't need to look at the umpire to know! Knee-roll height, that was smashing middle! 188/3

0.5 on my word, two in two and India are sinking fast ... short of a length and outside off, it should have been a harmless ball really but Sai Sudharsan was in two minds whether to play or leave it, in the end he hangs his bat out at it and then beings to pull away too late, the ball flies off the edge to second slip 0/2

87.4 edged and gone! Gill loses concentration minutes before lunch and pays for it with his wicket after playing a monumental innings. He's fallen to such an innocuous delivery too, short of a length that was quite wide outside off, it moved away a touch and he chased after it with a half-hearted cut ... Smith took an easy catch. Gill walks off to a round of applause from the crowd and his team-mates but he will be gutted with that dismissal ... 222/4