ENG vs IND Live Cricket Score

45.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Ben Stokes provides the inspiration for England yet again and Yashasvi Jaiswal is left rooted to his crease, not wanting to believe what just happened. Stokes comes from around the stumps and goes wider on the crease, serving a gentle half-volley wide outside off stump. Jaiswal with a tired extension of the arms and he throws his bat at it. The ball catches the outside edge and carries into the clutches of the keeper Jamie Smith. Stokes doesn't even look back to see whether the finger is raised and goes up in celebration as the umpire does raise his finger later. Jaiswal has to depart for 87 (107), just 13 short of a ton and India are 161/3. A wicket against the run of play for England and they won't mind that one bit.  161/3

8.4 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Chris Woakes draws first blood for England, and he is pumped up! Bowls it on the back of a length and top of the off stump, gets it to nip back in from slightly wide of the crease as well to create an inward angle. KL Rahul rises with the bounce and looks to drop it down into the pitch, but gets a bit late in his attempt and generates an underedge instead, where the ball goes and crashes into the middle stump. India are 15/1 and Rahul goes after 2(26).  15/1

23.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Brydon Carse returns to the attack and breaks the stand! Carse bowls this one back of a length and around off, gets the ball to shoot up off the deck as well. Karun Nair is on the front foot and tries to just push back and defend but is undone by the extra lift and ends up fending at it. The ball takes the shoulder of the bat and goes towards second slip, where Harry Brook takes a simple catch. Nair cannot believe it and looks pensively at the surface but has to walk back for 31 (50) and India are 95/2 now.  95/2

143.3 OUT! GONE! CAUGHT! Finally, England get rid of Shubman Gill after a marathon and a record-tumbling knock. Josh Tongue sticks to bowl short and on middle, climbing above the shoulder height of the batter. Shubman Gill stands deep in the crease and shapes up to pull, but fails to keep it along the ground and the ball goes flat and straight to Ollie Pope who is stationed just in front of square leg. A simple regulation catch and Pope does not make any mistake. But a knock worth remembering from the Indian skipper and gets a warm reception from the Edgbaston crowd as he makes his way to the dressing room. Also, a few English players come to him, shake hands and tap on his shoulders as well. Shubman Gill departs on 269 (387).  574/8

60.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Shoaib Bashir has done it, he's got the big fish. This is tossed up from around the stumps, very full and on middle. Rishabh Pant tries to take the front leg out and lofts it over wide mid on. The mid on is up but Ben Stokes very smartly has the deep mid-wicket fielder very straight and the ball does go towards him. Zak Crawley moves a bit to his right, and takes it reverse cup, Bashir is delighted and so are England. Pant departs for 25 (42) and Bashir has his first wicket of the game. India now 208/4!  208/4

61.4 OUT! BOWLED'EM! What a delivery from Chris Woakes and England are suddenly in the driver's seat. Lovely seam position from Woakes, bowling it on a good length and fairly wide outside off. Nitish Kumar Reddy gets a stride across and shoulders arms, leaving it on line but the ball nips back in off the deck and hits the top of off stump. NKR can hear the death rattle behind him as he departs for just 1 (6) and from 208/3, India have slipped down to 211/5.  211/5

107.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Wow, what a ripper of a delivery and Josh Tongue has given his team a huge breakthrough. England have persisted with the short-ball stuff to Ravindra Jadeja for some time now, but it has all been too comfortable. However, Tongue had the extra pace and bowls a brilliant bumper, banging it halfway down the track and aiming it right around the helmet. Jadeja is hurried by the pace and bounce and tries to fend it away. The ball takes the shoulder of the blade and lobs behind the stumps, where Jamie Smith takes a simple catch to his right. Jadeja departs for a brilliant 89 (137) and India are 414/6 and the 202-run partnership is broken as well.  414/6

138.4 OUT! TIMBER! What a delivery and that's come out of nowhere! Joe Root continues from around the stumps to the left-hander and gives it a real rip, tossing it up around middle. The ball seems to drift in and Washington Sundar just looks to defend down the line but the ball lands and turns sharply away from the left-hander, leaving Sundar baffled and goes on to crash into the stumps. Root is absolutely pumped as Sundar departs for a gritty 42 (103), ending a stand of 144 runs for the 7th wicket.  558/7

144.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Shoaib Bashir traps Akash Deep and picks up his second wicket of the match. Lobs this one right up on off stump, inviting the big shot again. This time, Akash sits down and tries to heave it away towards cow corner but lofts it down to wide long on. Ben Duckett takes a few steps to his right from long on and pouches it safely India now 574/9!  574/9

151 OUT! STUMPED! Smartly done by Shoaib Bashir and India's long first innings comes to an end! Mohammed Siraj is early to step out of his crease and Bashir sees him coming. Bashir brings out the carrom ball and bowls it into the pitch, darting it down leg. Siraj ends up walking past the ball and Jamie Smith has all the time in the world to dislodge the bails. Siraj falls for 8 (23) as Bashir gets 3 wickets and India end with 587 runs on the board.  587/10

7.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE AGAIN! Mohammed Siraj gets a well-deserved wicket as Zak Crawley falls and England in deep trouble at 25 for 3. Siraj holds the line as he bowls it in the channel and drags the length a few inches shorter than a good length. Crawley opts to stay put and push at it instead of hopping back and jars at the delivery, inducing an outside edge. The ball goes quickly to first slip, where Karun Nair squats down and reverse-cups it nicely. Crawley looked good but departs for 19 (30).  25/3

2.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Back onto the field and straight into the thick of things, is Shubman Gill and what a catch that is! Fine delivery from Akash Deep as he holds the length around the top of the stumps and bowls it in the corridor of uncertainty, gets this one to nip off the deck as well. Ben Duckett hangs back and looks to push at it but the away movement means the outside edge is found and it goes wide of third slip where Gill springs down to his left and takes a stunning catch with both hands. The centurion from the last match departs for a duck and England are 13/1!  13/1

2.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Wow, what a delivery from Akash Deep and Ollie Pope departs on the very first ball. Akash comes back to over the wicket for the right-hander and serves the ball right up on the off stump, forcing the batter to play at it. Pope makes the mistake of playing across the line and the ball just nips away off the deck and squares him up. The outside edge is found yet again and the ball goes quickly towards second slip. KL Rahul reacts well to his right but fails to pouch it on the first attempt. KL manages to keep his composure and snaffles it on the second attempt. England have been rocked early, 13 for 2 now as the other centurion from the previous match, Ollie Pope, departs for a golden duck.  13/2

21.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Siraj provides a huge breakthrough, early in the day for India. And it's the big fish Joe Root. Siraj runs full tilt and slides the ball on the leg stump line. It curves further down leg on a length with some lateral movement. Joe Root is strangled down the leg side as he looks to flick. Only manages to get an inside edge and Rishabh Pant does the rest behind the wickets. Dives to his left and completes a low catch. A big appeal for caught behind and the finger goes up! The Indians celebrate in unison and Root's expressions indicate that he knows he has nicked it and hence, does not opt for a review. He is devastated as he walks back to the dugout.  84/4

82.2 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! BOWLED! Akash Deep finally provides the breakthrough for India and gets his third wicket. This is on a good length, lands just around off and jags back in a long way off the pitch. Harry Brook does not fully commit on the front foot, and plays all over the line. A big gap between the bat and the pad and the ball sneaks through that to smash into the sticks. A huge round of applause from the crowd as Harry Brook makes his way back to the dressing room after scoring a valiant 158 (234). England are now 387/6, trailing by 200 runs.  387/6

21.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Mohammed Siraj does it again as he removes the English skipper on his very first ball. A picture-perfect start for the Indians as half of England's side is back in the dressing room on 84. A well-directed bumper from Siraj this, around the left shoulder and kicking off the deck. Ben Stokes is taken aback by that excessive lift off the deck and hangs his bat in an evasive action, but doesn't manage to drop his wrists down in time. Hence, a faint edge is found and the ball carries back to the keeper. Rishabh Pant takes a regulation catch and Ben Stokes departs for a golden duck. Siraj gets his third wicket and his joy knows no bounds.  84/5

86.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Akash Deep gets another reward for being consistent with the new ball. Gets his fourth wicket. Akash dishes out an away swinger on a fuller length, outside off, Chris Woakes gets half forward and does not get to the pitch of the ball and pushes at it with hard hands. He plays it inside the line as the ball shapes away and takes the outside edge. It goes flat and low to the first slip fielder and Karun Nair takes a sharp catch there. Chris Woakes departs for 5 (17) and England are 395/7, trailing by 192 runs.  395/7

87.5 OUT! LBW! Siraj gets his fourth now and the Indians are running through the English lower order and making the new ball talk. This is touch full and angling into the batter from off, Brydon Carse gets half-forward to block but his bat doesn't arrive in front in time and is rapped on the front pad. A huge appeal for LBW, but the umpire denies it. Mohammed Siraj looks very certain and convinces Rishabh Pant to take the review as Shubman Gill is not on the field. Looks pretty close to the naked eye. UltraEdge shows that it is pad first and the Ball Tracking shows three reds as the ball smashes the leg stump on the projection. England are now 396/8, trailing by 191 runs.  396/8

89.1 OUT! LBW! A FIVE-FOR FOR MOHAMMED SIRAJ! He raises the ball as his teammates appreciate his efforts. Mohammed Siraj fires it fuller and angles on middle and leg, Josh Tongue tries to work that to the leg side, but ends up playing all over the wrong line and he is trapped in front as the ball thuds the front pad. A confident appeal for LBW and the finger is raised. Josh Tongue walks to Smith and opts for a review after a brief chat. This looks pretty straightforward to be fair. UltraEdge shows no spike and the Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Another duck for an English batter as Josh Tongue departs now. England are 407/9.  407/9

89.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Mohammed Siraj wraps up the tail with a 6-for and does the job brilliantly for India! He bowls it on a fuller length, just outside off. It lands and just cuts back into the batter. Shoaib Bashir plants his front foot out but decides to leave it and hears the death rattle as the ball smashes into the off stump. Mohammed Siraj leaps in the air in jubilation as he registers his best bowling figures in England in Tests. Bashir is the sixth English batter to get out on a duck in this innings. Jamie Smith remains unbeaten. But England slip down badly from 387/5 to 407 all out.  407/10

7.4 OUT! PLUMB IN FRONT! Josh Tongue with a timely breakthrough for England! Nipping back in from around the wicket, on a length, on middle, Jaiswal plants his front foot across for the flick but is beaten on the inside edge. The ball brushes the front pad before going on to hit the back pad. England go up in unison and the finger is raised. Yashasvi Jaiswal walks up to KL Rahul and takes too long to go for the review. The timer on screen does seem to have run out but the umpires allow the review. The UltraEdge shows no bat and the Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball crashing into the stumps. Jaiswal takes a review with him. He falls for 28 (22). India are now 51/1, leading by 231 runs.  51/1

29.1 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! What a corker of a delivery from Josh Tongue! England have the second wicket of the morning! And it's the big fish, KL Rahul! Josh Tongue steams in full tilt and cannons the ball on the fuller length, keeping it right in front of the stumps. It pitches and just straightens a touch. KL Rahul tries to flick this away, but plays the wrong line, expecting it to come in with the angle and is beaten on the outside edge. Hears the death rattle behind him as the ball makes a total mess of the sticks. KL Rahul departs on 55 (84) and India are now 126/3, leading by 306 runs.  126/3

21 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Brydon Carse has his reward off an extremely rhythmic start with the ball! Finally, the edge goes to hand for Carse and England. Carse serves it full, slanting in, on the off stump, Karun Nair gets on the front foot to knock it down the ground with a straight bat. The ball goes away off the seam just enough and Nair's bat comes down at an angle. The ball catches the outside edge and goes behind quickly. The keeper, Jamie Smith, dives to his right and snaffles it. Nair falls for 26 (46). India are 96/2 with a lead of 276 runs.  96/2

80.5 OUT! GONE! CAUGHT! Finally, England get rid of Shubman Gill! Shoaib Bashir loops it up and drops it on a length. It lands and spins in sharply around off with some extra bounce on it. Shubman Gill goes back and across to work it across, but closes the bat face a bit too early and a leading edge is found. The ball lobs up in the air and in front of covers. Shoaib Bashir runs forward-left to take the catch. A warm reception for the Indian skipper from the entire Edgbaston crowd as he makes a slow walk back to the dressing room after scoring 161 (162). A few English players walk towards Gill and congratulate him for his marathon innings. India are 411/5 down, leading by 591 runs.  411/5

46.2 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! Pant leaves the way he came in! Bashir floats it fuller and just around the off stump, Rishabh Pant dances down the track to give it a whack over the off side, but he tries to hit it too hard and badly mistimes it. The ball gets sliced off the bat and the willow shoots up in the air in the opposite direction of the ball and lands at backward square leg. The ball sails high but not long enough and Ben Duckett settles under the ball, moving forward from long off. Takes a comfortable catch. Rishabh Pant departs after an entertaining 65 (58). India are 236/4 with a lead of 416 runs.  236/4

81.1 OUT! TAKEN! Nitish Kumar Reddy holes out! By the looks of it, India will continue to bat. Floated up, full and wide on off, Reddy gets low and reaches out to go over long off. Neither does he get the distance nor the elevation. Hits it only as far as long off where Zak Crawley takes a couple of steps forward and dives forward to take a safe catch. Nitish Kumar Reddy comes and goes for 1 (2). India are 412/6, leading by 592 runs.  412/6

1.4 OUT! TAKEN! 'Catch it' is the cry and Sai Sudharsan answers the call! Zak Crawley goes for a 7-ball duck. Shaping away from the right-hander, on a length, Zak Crawley does not quite get forward and just goes for the drive with his hands. Gets a thickish outside edge that goes low and straight into the waiting hands of Sai at backward point. Sudharsan stays low to snaffle it.  11/1

4.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Absolute beauty from Akash Deep! India all over England now! Runs full tilt from around the stumps, cannons it on the off stump line. The ball kisses the surface and arrives a lot quicker with the skid than Duckett anticipates and also cuts in a touch. The southpaw tries to play it from the crease, but is a bit late to bring his bat down to block and an inside edge is found. The ball then smashes behind into the stumps. Ben Duckett departs for a quickfire 25 (15) and England are 30/2.  30/2

19.1 OUT! PLAYED ON! BOWLED! Ollie Pope will feel a bit unlucky here, but India get the breakthrough! That extra bounce does the trick for Akash. He continues to hit the deck hard, on top of the middle. It lifts off the deck and surprises Pope who brings his bat in front to defend. But the ball nips in, grazes the back arm of the batter and rolls back into the stumps behind. Akash Deep is ecstatic as he gets his third wicket, and so are India. England are 80/4.  80/4

10.2 OUT! OUTFOXED! BOWLED'EM! Totally unplayable seed from Akash and he gets a big fish, Joe Root! A cold celebration from the seamer as England lose their third wicket! Fires this too full, sliding on middle. It lands and straightens up a touch. Joe Root plays for the initial line to work across but the ball cuts away from him and beats the outside edge before making a total mess of the sticks behind. Joe Root departs for 6 (16) and England are 50/3.  50/3

21.3 OUT! LBW! Akash Deep gets his fourth and has fished out the big wicket of Brook! Hard length, pitching outside off, and cutting back in very sharply. Harry Brook is cut into half and is absolutely cramped up for space. Gets into a tangle as the ball beats him on the inside edge and thuds onto the back pad. A huge appeal for LBW and up goes the finger. That has taken Brook by total surprise, but he reviews it straightaway! UltraEdge shows a clear gap and Ball Tracking shows the ball to be clipping the top of middle on the umpire's call. England are 83/5, rocked early as Brook departs on 23 (31).  83/5

40.3 OUT! LBW! A loud shout and the finger is raised! Ben Stokes stands there a bit perplexed before walking over to Jamie Smith. Stokes takes the review. This is pushed through from around the wicket, full and drifting in on off, Stokes is a bit late to get forward in defence. The bat stays behind the front pad and the ball seems to have flicked the front pad before making contact with the bat. The UltraEdge confirms that it is pad first and it is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the middle stump. The English skipper takes a review with him and this is a massive blow for the hosts right at the stroke of Lunch.  153/6

55.4 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! FIVE-FER FOR AKASH DEEP! And his joy knows no bounds as he gets his name on the honours board of Edgbaston! Smart change of pace by Akash, hits the hard length, on the bodyline of the batter, but this time, he rolls his fingers to take all the pace off the ball. Jamie Smith, with the adrenaline of those two biggies, goes for another one with the pull shot but is just a bit early on the shot. Mistimes it towards Washington Sundar stationed at deep backward square leg, who runs to his right to snaffle it. Jamie Smith departs and England are 226/8. Maiden Test five-wicket haul for Akash and several Indian players scoot towards him in jubilation.  226/8

52.1 OUT! TAKEN! Mohammed Siraj takes a dolly and the short ball ploy against Chris Woakes has worked! Prasidh Krishna steams in from over the wicket and digs it in short, outside off, Chris Woakes hops and lifts his front leg as he looks to drag the pull. Fails to get on top of the bounce and a top edge is induced. It goes straight up towards mid-wicket, where Siraj settles under it and does the rest. First wicket of the game for Prasidh as he breaks this 46-run partnership. Chris Woakes departs for 7 (32) and England are 199/7.  199/7

68.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! All over for England! India break the Edgbaston hoodoo as they register their first Test win at this venue. On a nagging length, on off, Brydon Carse clears his front leg and has a swing at it. Skies it up towards cover where Shubman Gill settles under it and catches it around his waist. 10 WICKETS in the game for Akash Deep! India win by 336 runs and draw level in the series!  271/10

63.5 OUT! TAKEN! GONE! A one-handed screamer from Siraj at mid-wicket! He cannot quite believe it and lies on the ground. Jadeja gets a wicket to his name! Jadeja fires it and slides it on middle. It is a bit too full in length and Josh Tongue goes for the flick shot. He, though, fails to keep it down and hits it flat and low to the right of Siraj at mid-wicket. Siraj there, throws himself to the right and dives low, and just manages to scoop the ball before the grass with his right hand. All the Indian players run towards him in celebration as England are 246/9, just one wicket away from scripting history in Edgbaston.  246/9