India vs England Highlights, 2nd Test Day 4: Reality Check For Bazball As India Level Series 1-1

Wonderful feeling, really enjoyed the game. One of the best moments to win a game for your country. We were just focusing on our process, focused on our fielding and I think it went well. (On pitch) There was a bit of crack and there was some seam movement, so it was a bit hard to play in the fourth innings. (Difference in white ball and red ball) It is very different, in these games I try to play till the end and in white game I go for it from the first ball and have an intent to score. (On Bumrah) The way Bumrah bowled was incredible, it was coming too fast at the slip cordon too. (On second innings batting) My intent was the same, I wanted to play out the new ball and build my innings.

Jasprit Bumrah dismisses Tom Hartley for 36 as India defeat England by 106 runs in the second Test by five-match series. For India, Jasprit Bumrah and Ravichandran Ashwin scalped three wickets each. Earlier, Shubman Gill smashed a ton while Yashasvi Jaiswal also brought up his maiden double ton. The five-match series is now levelled at 1-1. 

OUT!!! India are just one wicket away from registering a thumping win over England in the second Test as Mukesh Kumar dismissed Shoaib Bashir for duck. Bashir tries to play a defensive shot but the ball hits the top edge of the bat and KS Bharat takes a brilliant catch behind the stumps. 

OUT!!! Jasprit Bumrah has broken the strong partnership between Ben Foakes and Tom Hartley as he dismissed the former for 36. Foakes tries to play a down the ground shot but the ball goes straight into the hands of Bumrah at the non-striker's end. England lose their eighth wicket. 

What a moment in the game!!! Tom Hartley plays a shot and gets caught by Rohit Sharma in the slips. The on-field umpire signals catch out but Hartley opts for DRS review, which shows that no bat was involved and the ball had actually hit the forearm of Hartley before Rohit took the catch. The ball tracking showed that it could’ve been LBW out but the appeal was made for catch out, so according to the new ICC rule, Hartley remained unbeaten. Rohit Sharma wasn’t entirely happy with the episode but the umpire explained the situation to him.

Ben Foakes and Tom Hartley have stabilized the innings for England. They are stitching a good partnership and in the previous over of Ravichandran Ashwin, they score three run. Seven-down England still need 142 runs to win. 

After losing the wicket of their skipper Ben Stokes, England now rely on Ben Foakes for a stable innings. He has been joined by Tom Hartley at the crease and the duo is stitching a good partnership. In the previous over of Kuldeep Yadav, Foakes smashes a six and aims for more such shots in the coming overs.

OUT!!! Shreyas Iyer has provided India with a major wicket as he runs out Ben Stokes for 11. Ben Foakes plays a shot off Ravichandran Ashwin's delivery and runs for a single. However, the ball goes straight to Iyer, who then makes a magnificent throw towards the striker's end and dismisses Stokes. Seventh wicket gone for England. 

Ben Stokes need to play a captain's knock to bring six-down England back into the game. In the previous over of Kuldeep Yadav, he smashes a boundary as the spinner concedes four runs. Ben Foakes also need to steal some boundaries in the coming overs. 

After losing five wickets in the morning session, England have completely lost the track. The target is still far away and they are left with only four wickets in hand. Skipper Ben Stokes need to build a strong partnership with Ben Foakes, in order to bring England back into the game. 

Hello and welcome to the second innings on Day 4 of the second Test between India and England. Before Lunch, England's score 194/6 as they still need 205 runs to win. Their skipper Ben Stokes has now been joined by Ben Foakes at the crease. For India, Jasprit Bumrah will be bowling the first over.

Jasprit Bumrah has provided India with another wicket as he dismissed Jonny Bairstow for 26. With this, England have taken the lunch break and the first session of Day 4 comes to an end. England's score 194/6 as they still need 205 runs to win. Their skipper Ben Stokes will resume the proceedings post lunch. 

OUT!!! Kuldeep Yadav has provided India with a massive breakthrough as he dismissed Zak Crawley for 73. Kuldeep strikes on the pads of Crawley but the on-field declares it not out. Rohit Sharma then opts for a DRS review, which shows that Crawley was LBW out. The strong stand between Crawley and Jonny Bairstow comes to an end as they lose their fifth wicket in the chase. 

Zak Crawley is standing like a strong wall for England in the tough situation. He is stealing boundaries and rotating the strike with Jonny Bairstow and keeping the scoreboard going for England. In the previous over of Ravichandran Ashwin, the duo scores nine runs, which include a boundary from both the batters. 

After losing wickets in a quick succession, England now need a strong partnership. Zak Crawley, who is standing solid, has been joined by Jonny Bairstow at the crease after the dismissal of Joe Root. Both Crawley and Bairstow need to stitch a stable partnership, in order to bring four-down England back into the game. 

OUT!!! Ravichandran Ashwin has provided India another massive wicket as he dismissed Joe Root for 16. Root tries to play a big shot but fails to time it properly as the ball goes up in the air and lands into hands of Axar Patel at the mid-on. Fourth wicket gone for England but this moment is more special for Ashwin as he is just one more wicket away from completing his 500 Test wickets. 

OUT!!! What a catch from Rohit Sharma!!! Ravichandran Ashwin has provided India with a much-needed breakthrough as he dismissed Ollie Pope for 23. Pope tries to play a shot in third man area but Rohit, who was place at the slip, shows his reflexes and takes an excellent catch and the English batter has to depart. 

Zak Crawley hits a boundary off Jasprit Bumrah's delivery as the pacer concedes six runs in his previous over. With this, Crawley has breached the 40-run mark and inching closer towards his half-century. It will be his 12th half-century in Test cricket. After the dismissal of Rehan Ahmed, Crawley has been joined by Ollie Pope at the crease. 

OUT!!! Axar Patel has provided England with their first breakthrough as he dismissed Rehan Ahmed for 23. Axar strikes directly on the pads of Rehan as the om-field umpire signals LBW out. Second wicket gone for England in the chase of 399. 

Apart from Crawley, Rehan Ahmed also opens his arms and unleashes his fury on Axar Patel. In the previous over of the spinner, Rehan hits two consecutive boundaries as Axar leaks nine. England need more of these boundaries, in order to keep the momentum in their side. 

Zak Crawley is looking in good touch with the bat today. In the previous over of Jasprit Bumrah, he smashes a boundary as the pacer concedes four runs. He is building a strong partnership with Rehan Ahmed and the duo is creating pressure on India bowlers. 

As per the latest update, India batter Shubman Gill has not taken the field on Day 4 due to an injury on his right index finger. In his place, uncapped player Sarfaraz Khan has been appointed as a substitute for fielding. 

Day 4 of the ongoing Test between India and England begins. England's score read 67/1 and they still need 332 runs more to win. Currently, Zak Crawley (29*) and Rehan Ahmed (9*) are standing unbeaten at the crease. On the other hand,  Jasprit Bumrah will be bowling the first over of the day.

This is the most significant pitch report. We’ve seen a couple of balls with variable bounce. That is because there are a few huge cracks near the middle of the pitch. There are a few cracks fuller to the right hander as well, right under the batter’s eyes. Those will interest the spinners. England will look to trouble India with their sweeps and reverse sweeps.

Opener Zak Crawley will be crucial for England in the chase of 332 runs on Day 4 of the second Test against India. He is currently standing unbeaten at 29 and aims to stitch a solid partnership with nightwatchman Rehan Ahmed. 

India pacer Jasprit Bumrah will be in focus on Day 4 of the second Test against England. The visitors need 332 runs more and they have nine wickets in hand. Earlier on Day 2, Bumrah stood for India and registered a magnificent six-wicket haul. He need to repeat his heroics today. 

England pacer James Anderson is confident of the team's victory even though they need 332 more runs to win the match. The veteran pacer said that the team was even ready to chase down 600 runs. As for 332 runs, he feels the game could be over in 60-70 overs. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 4 of the second Test between India and England. Ben Stokes' men need 332 more runs to go 2-0 up in the series, and they have 9 wickets in hand. But, will they be able to tackle Indian spinners on a tricky Day 4 Vizag pitch? We'll soon find out.