OUT! Birthday gift for Anderson, a 16th Test five-for. India all out for 330. Short on the body, Shami looks to sway away but it's comes on to him too quickly and kisses the gloves on it's way to the keeper. Mohammed Shami c Buttler b Anderson 5 (15b 1x4 0x6)
England haven't enforced the follow-on!
The England openers - Cook and Robson are out in the middle. Bhuvneshwar will start off proceedings for India.
England would be looking to bat two sessions and then give their bowlers four sessions to bundle out India.
FOUR! England are away in style. Robson stands tall and punches it through point for a boundary.
Pankaj Singh will share the new ball.
Robson flicks it through mid-wicket, Shami chases and just about flicks it back inside. Three taken.
Cook getting a move on, at first flicks it through mid-wicket, they take three. He then pushes one through gully for a boundary. ENG-14/0 after 4 overs.
England are scoring at 3 runs per over. Robson punches one through cover-point for a boundary. Indian's need to stop the run flow.........
OUT! Bhuvneshwar has Robson caught at first slip with a lovely outswinger. Eng-22/1, lead by 261. Length delivery outside off, swinging away, there is some extra bounce and Robson nicks it to first slip where Dhawan makes no mistake.
SD Robson c Dhawan b Kumar 13 (20b 2x4 0x6)
Sam Robson is the new batsman.
Good stuff from Bhuvneshwar and Pankaj. Beating the left-handers with beautiful outswingers.
England have slowed down a bit here, going at 2.5 an over.
England are 28/1 from 11 overs. They need a move on here. A change in bowling as Mohammad Shami is into the attack.
England are dealing in quick singles now.
Cook, again, is batting way outside his crease, trying to negate swing.
FOURS! Ballance finally ups the ante. Flicks one through mid-wicket for a boundary and follows it up with a crisp punch down the ground for to make it back-to-back fours.
England 44/1 after 13 overs.
Pankaj left stranded 99 runs short of the first Test century by a number 11. This can be a cruel game at times.by tickerscricket via twitter 7/30/2014 10:29:24 AM
Bumped into Pankaj Singh in hotel lift (he emerged unscathed). Was lamenting his lack of luck with the ball. I instantly liked him.by Lawrence Booth via twitter 7/30/2014 10:46:59 AM
if the bowlers only wait for the declaration, they will concede easy runs. best way to keep runs down is still to search for wicketsby Harsha Bhogle via twitter 7/30/2014 11:02:10 AM
A RUN, A RUN, ITS A BLOODY RUN!!! #engvind #thebigtestby Innocent Bystander via twitter 7/30/2014 11:21:49 AM
