Three runs from that Shami over.
Dhoni has put in short leg for Ishant Sharma.
Nasser waxing eloquently about Duncan on Pujara and how much effort and work Pujara puts in to his cricket.
A maiden from Ishant. Ballance and Robson looking in little danger at the moment though.
Dhoni has decided it is time for spin before the end of the day. Sir RJ comes on.
He gets some turn and bounce out of the rough to the left-handed Ballance. This could be interesting
Ballance brings out the sweep but only gets a single from it.
Robson picks up two to fine leg as Jadeja loses a line a touch.
After 12 overs, England is 31 for 1. Ballance is on 5 and Robson on 18.
Ishant around-the-wicket to the leftie now. The result is two runs to square leg as Ballance clips him with ease.
There is absolutely nothing in this pitch for Ishant Sharma.
Just as I say that he draws Ballance forward and gets the nick but it drops well short of the slips.
FOUR! This time Ballance is decisive as he comes forward and drives Ishant past mid-off.
Jadeja continues with three men around the wicket.
Not much turn offer unless it hits the rough.
That is two maidens in a row for Jadeja.
Ishant into his fourth over now.
Ishant draws the edge from Ballance again but again it doesn't carry to the waiting fielders in the slips.
Stuart Binny gets his first bowl in Test cricket.
Starts with one just short of a length that Robson defends to the onside.
The question is can he get the ball to do anything off the wicket.
He tries the short ball and Robson says thank you while taking a single to square leg.
Two slips in place for Binny.
Ballance having a problem with the sight screen. Seems a window has opened below the sight screen and he wants it closed like the others.
Good first over from Binny Jr. Just the single from it.
This is the last over of the day and will be bowled by Ishant Sharma.
Alan Wilkens wants Ishant to be nasty in this final over. Not sure Ishant understands what that means.
Ishant promptly serves up a half-volley on legstump that Ballance turns round the corner for two.
That is not threatening anyone, says Wilkens.
Huge short for caught behind off the last ball but Dharmasena shakes his head. Dhoni is convinced he has is man and there is a sound but it doesn't looks like it has come off the bat. Hot Spot shows nothing.
Snicko suggests it may have brushed the pad on the way through.
England end the day on 43 for 1, with Robson on 20 and Ballance on 15.
This after India racked up 457 in their first innings, which was built around a wonderful century from Murali Vijay and fighting fifties from Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammad Shami batting at Nos 9 and 11. The tenth-wicket partnership between those two was worth 111 very important runs.
India wobbled before that, losing 4 wickets for 2 runs, but MS Dhoni's men will sleep far sounder than their English counterparts.
Alastair Cook's troubles continued as he once again fell early, shuffling across his stumps to be bowled for 5.
England's captain will have to find a way to climb out of the hole he has tumbled into.
Gary Ballance and Sam Robson looked comfortable in taking England to the close of play but if the pitch begins to deteriorate on day three, then Jadeja could be India's trump card.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Tried to play as long as possible. Frankly speaking, wicket was not as bad as you hear about in England. I always take batting seriously and try to carry that into the Tests.
Bhuvi: I am quite used to batting and bowling. Good for me to score runs in Test matches.
Bhuvi: This wicket is like the Indian wicket and we are quite experienced to play in India. It will be difficult for us but we will try to keep it within in the stumps and get lbs and bowled.
That's it from us today. Thanks for being along for the ride and see you again tomorrow as India tries to press their advantage and turn it into a winning position.
