Okay folks! That is it from the action on Day 2. It was a superb day for visitors India, while England have an uphill task ahead of them as they still trail the Shubman Gill-led side by 510 runs. Do join us for the action on Day 3. For more, stay connected to NDTV Sports. Good-bye!

Harry Brook and Joe Root stand unbeaten, adding 52 runs for the fourth wicket, as England trail India by 510 runs at Stumps. It was a day truly dominated by the Indian team. The visitors first posted a massive total of 587 with the help of Shubman Gill's 269 before taking three England wickets.

Three runs came off the first over of spin. Ravindra Jadeja bowled decently but failed to trouble either of Joe Root or Harry Brook. Both the batters have added 46 runs for the fourth wicket so far. England have made a mini-recovery here after the three early blows.

ENG 71/3 (17)

After getting smashed for a four on the first ball of his spell, Prasidh Krishna made a good comeback. He bowled tight and leaked just one run in rest of the five balls. Nitish Reddy was then handed the ball and he conceded just one run in his over. Ravindra Jadeja has now been brought into the attack. He will bowl the 17th over of the innings.

Prasidh Krishna was brought into the attack and he starts his spell by leaking a four. It was a good length ball from Krishna on the pads of Brook. It didn't get the expected bounce and Brook comfortably played it past the mid-wicket for a four.

ENG 65/3 (14.1)

A fuller ball from Mohammed Siraj around middle and leg-stump to Joe Root and the batter flicked it really well for a four. He went across and played it through the fine leg fence for a four. This partnershipo between Root and Harry Brook is growing well for England.

Akash Deep sprays it on the legs of Harry Brook and the batter doesn't miss the opportunity to score. He flicked it through the square leg for a four. The fielder from long-leg did give a run but it went in vain as the ball comfortably raced to the boundary rope. 

Wow! That is a courageous as well stunning shot from Harry Brook. He danced down the track on the bowling of Mohammed Siraj, created room for himself before lofting the ball over long-off for a six. With that shot, England raced to the 50-run mark.

SIUUUUURAJ is here and he means business! #MohammedSiraj gets #ZakCrawley with raw pace and fire and he's absolutely pumped!
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England trail by 554 runs with 7 wickets remaining in their innings. India could not have asked for a better start after posting a mammoth first-innings total of 587. Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep have tightened the noose on the Three Lions. Can they get some more wickets before the day gets wrapped up?

An inswinging delivery from Mohammed Siraj hit Harry Brook on the front pad. Umpire was unconvinced over an appeal for an LBW. India decided to review it only to find out that it actually the umpire's call that saved Brook. The ball was found to be clipping the leg stump.

OUT!!! WOAHHH!!! Mohammed Siraj joins the party in style and provides India with the wicket of Zak Crawley for 19. An outside off delivery and Crawley tries to play a big shot but the ball hits the thick edge and Karun Nair takes an excellent catch at the first slip. A brilliant celebration from Siraj then follows as England lose their third wicket. 

ENG 25/3 (7.1 overs)

FOUR!!! Zak Crawley hits a brilliant boundary off Akash Deep. Full on middle, flicked so firmly and it was past the outstretched right hand of Gill in a flash. England need more of these, in order to gain the momentum. 

ENG 24/2 (6.5 overs)

After losing the wickets of Ben Duckett and Ollie Pope, England are not taking an risks. Currently, Zak Crawley and Joe Root are trying to form a partnership for England bringing them back on track. In the previous over of Mohammed Siraj, the duo scores two runs. 

ENG 18/2 (6 overs)

Akash Deep is bowling brilliantly today. Despite leaking 12 runs in the first over, he has made a terrific comeback. In the previous over, he leaks only three runs. Currently, Zak Crawley and Joe Root are forming a partnership for England. After losing two wickets in a quick succession, England have gone on the backfoot. 

ENG 16/2 (5 overs)

OUT!!! Akash Deep strikes again and this time, he dismisses Ollie Pope for duck on the very next ball. Pope comes forward and hammers it hard for flick. However, the shot lands into the hands of KL Rahul at the second slip as England lose their second wicket in just three overs. Akash Deep on a hattrick now. 

ENG 13/2 (2.5 overs)

OUT!!! Akash Deep redeems himself and provides India with their first breakthrough as he dismisses Ben Duckett for 0. It's a length delivery outside off, Duckett punches and the thick outside-edge flies nicely to Gill's left who takes it two-handed. One wicket gone for England. 

ENG 13/1 (2.4 overs)

WOAHH!!! England are off to a flying start as Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley thrash pacer Akash Deep. In the first over of the innings, Crawley hits two boundaries as Akash leaks 12 runs. Great start for England as they need more boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

ENG 13/0 (1 over)

After bowling India out for 587, England are out to bat in the third session on Day 2 of the second Test. For England, Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley have opened the proceedings. The duo will aim to form a solid opening partnership, in order to help the hosts reduce the trail. On the other hand, Akash Deep will be bowling the first over of the day for India. Let's play!! 

Shoaib Bashir dismisses Mohammed Siraj for 8 as England bowl out India for 587 in the third session on Day 2 of the second Test. For India, Shubman Gill was the record-breaking scorer with 269 runs. Apart from him, Ravindra Jadeja scored 89 while Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 87. For England, Bashir took three wickets, Chris Woakes and Josh Tongue took two wickets each. 

Despite losing nine wickets, India cross the 580-run mark. The partnership between Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj can prove to be fruitful for India as they now aim to cross the 600-run mark. Can they do it? Only time will tell. 

IND 581/9 (148 overs)

OUT!!! Josh Tongue provides England with another wicket as he dismisses Akash Deep for six. Akash Deep kneels down and slogs it off the toe end of the bat. Ben Duckett, lurking in at wide long-on, ambles across and completes the catch with ease. Ninth wicket gone for India as England make a comeback. 

IND 574/9 (144.2 overs)

OUT!!! AAAHH!!! The carnage finally comes to an end as Shubman Gill departs for 269. Gill tries to go for a big hit on Josh Tongue's delivery but fails to time the shot as the ball lands into the hands of Ollie Pope in the square leg. What an innings as the entire crowd gives a warm reception to Gill, who walks back to the dugout. Eighth wicket gone for India. 

IND 574/8 (143.3 overs)

FOUR!!! Akash Deep also opens his arms and hits a boundary off Josh Tongue. Straying down the leg-side, Akash Deep picks it off his hip and helps it away with a flick to the left of the man at fine leg. 

IND 569/7 (142 overs)

Hello and welcome to the third session of play on Day 2 of the second Test between India and England. Before going for Tea, India's score read 564/7. In this third session, Shubman Gill and Akash Deep will look to take India to the score 600. Gill is currently batting at 265 and will also try to complete his 300. On the other hand, England will look to capitalize on the wicket of Washington Sundar and will aim to bundle out India at the earliest. Let's play!! 

This marks the end of the second session on Day 2 of the ongoing second Test between India and England. At Tea, India's score read 564/7 with Shubman Gill (265*) and Akash Deep (0*) standing unbeaten at the crease. In the second session, Gill broke several records as he completed his 200 and 250 runs. However, India lost the wicket of Washington Sundar for 42. Joe Root dismissed Sundar. 

OUT!!!! PHEWW!!!! Joe Root finally comes to the rescue of England and provides them with the wicket of Washington Sundar for 42. Root confuses Sundar with his spinning delivery as the ball misses the bat and then rattles up the middle stump. Celebrations all over the ground as England get a big wicket. Seventh wicket gone for India. 

IND 558/7 (138.4 overs)

Shubman Gill takes a single and completes 255 runs. With this, he breaks the long-standing record of star batter Virat Kohli, who scored 254 runs against South Africa in 2019 and registered the highest record by an Indian captain Tests. Gill is now India's highest-scoring captain in a Test match. 

IND 547/6 (136.1 overs)

250!!! Shubman Gill hits a boundary off Harry Brook's delivery and completes his 250 runs. He achieves this feat in 348 balls. Gill now looks to surpass Virat Kohli's 254-run record, to register the highest-ever score by an Indian captain in Test cricket. 

IND 536/6 (133 overs)

Ben Stokes is trying every possible thing for get a breakthrough but nothing seems to be working at the moment for England. The duo of Shubman Gill and Washington Sundar have added 96 runs for the 7th wicket so far. The best thing to notice about Gill's innings is that he is not playing it loose despite such a big knock. 

Easy pickings for Shubman Gill! Brydon Carse bowled a short ball outside off-stump and Gill hit it away on the off-side for a four. The ball was in the air but there was no fielder as it raced through the point for the boundary. India cross the 500-run mark with it.

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Shubman Gill has broken a long-standing record of Sunil Gavaskar. He is now the Indian player with the highest individual score in an innings in England. Gill achieved the feat after he raced to the 222-run mark, surpassing Gavaskar's 221 that he scored against England at The Oval in 1979.

IND 496/6 (126)

Shubman Gill is toying with the England bowlers now. For a change, the ball was handed to Harry Brook and the player leaked 12 runs in his very first over in the game. He smashed a hat-trick of fours to the bowler. India are flying high!

Youngest to score a Test double hundred as India captain

23y 39d - MAK Pataudi vs ENG, Delhi, 1964

25y 298d - Shubman Gill vs ENG, Edgbaston, 2025

26y 189d - Sachin Tendulkar vs NZ, Ahmedabad, 1999

27y 260d - Virat Kohli vs WI, North Sound, 2016

Double Century!!! Shubman Gill takes a single off Josh Tongue' delivery and completes his double century in style. It is his maiden double century in the Test format and he brings it up in 311 balls. With this Gill, also became the first Indian captain to hit 200 in Tests in England. 

IND 472/6 (121.1 overs)

As Shubman Gill inches closer towards his 200, Washington Sundar joins the party in style. This time, Josh Tongue becomes his prey. In the previous over of Tongue, Sundar hammers a boundary and a six as the English pacer leaks 11 runs. What an over as Sundar completes 21 runs and Gill needs 1 run to complete his 200 runs. 

IND 471/6 (120 overs)

Shubman Gill is going berserk. In the previous over of Josh Tongue, he smashes two boundaries and breaches the 195-run mark and inches closes towards his 200. A historic moment is about to unfold as India continue to dominate the game. 

IND 454/6 (118 overs)

The duo of Shubman Gill and Washington Sundar is not taking any risks and carefully taking India ahead in the game. In the previous over of Josh Tongue, Gill takes a single as the duo look to hit boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

IND 436/6 (116 overs)

FOUR!!! Shubman Gill shows his true mettle and hits another boundary off Shoaib Bashir's delivery. Gill gets forward and eases that, just a push and it splits cover and mid-off, runs away between the two. Gill is right to the pitch of the ball there. Great batting from the Indian skipper as he is near his 200. 

IND 429/6 (113 overs)

Shoaib Bashir bowls a good first over of the second session. He leaks only one run as Shubman gill and Washington Sundar refuse to take any risk. The duo aims to target the pacers and steal boundaries in their upcoming overs. 

IND 420/6 (111 overs)

Hello and welcome to the second session on Day 2 of the second Test between India and England. Before going for Lunch, India's score read 419/6 with Shubman Gill (168*) and Washington Sundar (1*) standing unbeaten at the crease. In this session, the duo will aim for a solid partnership as England eye wickets. Let's play!!!

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After the wicket of Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar joined hands with Shubman Gill as the duo eye another solid partnership for India. Already breached the 400-run mark, India will aim to score more in the second session, in order to reach a huge total. 

This marks the end of the first session on Day 2 of the second Test between India and England. In the first session, India score 419/6 with Shubman Gill (168*) and Washington Sundar (1*) standing unbeaten at the crease. For England, Josh Tongue took the wicket of Ravindra Jadeja for 89. 

OUT !!! Josh Tongue has finally provided England with a breakthrough in the first on Day 2 of the second Test as he dismissed Ravindra Jadeja for 89. Tongue traps Jadeja with his bouncer as the all-rounder tries to play a shot. However, the ball goes up in the air and lands into the hands of wicketkeeper Jamie Smith. Sixth wicket gone for India. 

IND 414/5 (107.3 overs)

WOAHH!!! What an over for India as both Ravindra Jadeja and Shubman Gill hit one maximum each off Shoaib Bashir. With this, Bashir leaks 13 runs as Jadeja and Gill complete 200-run partnership. Terrific batting as India are looking unstoppable. 

IND 412/5 (107 overs)

Shoaib Bashir bowls a good over and controls of flow of runs. In the previous over, he concedes only one run as Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja eye boundaries in the upcoming overs. England need to scalp a wicket at the earliest, in order to bounce back in the game. 

IND 391/5 (105 overs)

FOUR!!! Shubman Gill shows his brilliant skills as he hits massive boundary off Shoaib Bashir's delivery. Tossed up on middle, he brings out the reverse-sweep and sends it through the vacant backward point region. Both Gill and Ravindra Jadeja 's partnership is increasing the trouble for England bowlers. 

IND 387/5 (103 overs)

150!!!! Shubman Gill takes a single off Shoaib Bashir's delivery and completes his 150 runs. He reaches the mark in 263 balls. With this, he also breaks Virat Kohli's record of registering the highest individual score by an Indian in a Test in Edgbaston. Kohli scored 149 in 2018. 

IND 376/5 (100.1 overs)

After Shoaib Bashir's maiden over, India get back on track as both Ravindra Jadeja and Shubman Gill hit one boundary each in the over of Brydon Carse. With this boundary, Gill has reached 149 and is just one run away from completing his 150. He will also break Virat Kohli's record of scoring the highest individual score by an Indian in Edbaston. 

IND 375/5 (100 overs)

First over after the drinks breaks and India are not taking any risk. Shubman Gill peacefully plays every delivery of Shoaib Bashir without going for any run. Bashir bowls a maiden over as England now looking to break this strong partnership between Gill and Ravindra Jadeja. 

IND 365/5 (99 overs)

Shubman Gill is fearlessly dealing in boundaries and taking India ahead in the game. In the previous over of Brydon Carse, Gill hits two back-to-back boundaries as the pacer concedes nine runs. Both Gill and Ravindra Jadeja's partnership is helping India post a good total. 

IND 359/5 (96 overs)

As Chris Woakes and Ben Stokes fail to scalp a wicket, England hand over the ball to pacer Brydon Carse. In his first over of the day, Carse leaks just one run. Later, Stokes gives the ball to spinner Shoaib Bashir, who also concedes one run in his first over. Can England get a wicket in this session? Only time will tell. 

IND 350/5 (95 overs)

FOUR !!!! Shubman Gill hits a brilliant boundary off Chris Woakes. 127ks cross-seam overpitched outside off, Gill leans into the drive and times it wonderfully in the gap between cover and short extra cover. Great shot by Gill as England are desperately looking to break this strong stand between Gill and Ravindra Jadeja.

IND 348/5 (93 overs)

India have yet another big over as Ravindra Jadeja takes the fiery route and thrashes Ben Stokes. In the previous over of the all-rounder, Jadeja hits two back-to-back boundaries as Stokes concedes eight runs. Great batting from Team India. 

IND 343/5 (92 overs)

The strong partnership between Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja is making the proceedings difficult for England bowlers. Ben Stokes and co are desperately eyeing some wickets, in order to bounce back in the match. In the previous over of Chris Woakes, the duo score four run. 

IND 335/5 (91 overs)

FIFTY!!! Ravindra Jadeja takes a single off Chris Woakes and completes his half-century. It is his 23rd half-century in Test format for India and he brings it up in 80 balls. Terrific batting from Jadeja and an awesome partnership with Gill as five-down India continue to dominate. 

IND 330/5 (89 overs)

India get a big over as Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja unleash their fury on Chris Woakes. In the previous over of the pacer, the duo hit one boundary each as Woakes leaks 10 runs. 

IND 322/5 (87 overs)

Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja complete 100-run partnership with a single on the first delivery of the day by Ben Stokes. The duo then hit another run as Stokes leak two runs in the first over. With this, Jadeja is also inching closer towards his half-century. 

IND 312/5 (86 overs)

Play on Day 2 of the second Test between India and England begins. For India, Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja have resumed the proceedings from 310/5 in 85 overs. The duo will look to extend their strong partnership, in order to take India ahead in the game. On the other hand, Ben Stokes will be bowling the first over of the day. Let's play!!! 

The sun is out and there are a few cracks at one end of the pitch well. When cracks go up and down, there is nothing too much to worry about, but when the cracks go across the pitch that is when you see variable bounce. At one end there are a few footmarks as well which might help the spinners," reckon Deep Dasgupta and Jonathan Trott. 

India were in a spot of bother at 211 for five but veteran Ravindra Jadeja once again showed his true value as a batter in SENA countries with an unbeaten 41 off 67 balls. The duo added 99 runs for the unbroken sixth-wicket stand. For England, Chris Woakes took two wickets while skipper Ben Stokes, Brydon Carse and Shoaib Bashir took a wicket apiece.

While Yashasvi Jaiswal once again gave India a solid start with an aggressive 87, laced with 13 boundaries, Shubman Gill showed a lot of composure and discretion in shot selection to score his seventh Test century. Karun Nair (31) and Rishabh Pant (23) threw away their wickets after getting starts while Nitish Reddy (1) was completely clueless when a Chris Woakes nip-backer jagged back sharply.

This was Shubman Gill's (114 batting, 216 balls) second successive hundred in the series after scoring 147 at Headingley. He is one of those rare Indian skippers to have scored back-to-back centuries in his first two Tests as captain.

Skipper Shubman Gill scored a classy century while Yashasvi Jaiswal missed out on a deserving ton as India battled hard to reach 310 for 5 against England on the opening day of the second Test in Birmingham on Wednesday. 

On Day 1 of the second Test, India skipper Shubman Gill stood unbeaten at 114. If he scores 36 runs more on Day 2, then he will break star batter Virat Kohli's record of the highest individual score by an Indian in a Test at Edgbaston. Kohli hit 149 runs in 2018 which still remains the highest individual score by an Indian at the venue. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the second day of the second Test between India and England, straight from Edgbaston, Birmingham. Stay tuned for all the live updates.