India trail England by 181 runs and have nine wickets in hand. They would want to finish the second day on a strong note by taking a lead while also protecting their wickets. 

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Stumps, Day 1 (IND 24/1 after 12 overs; trail by 181 runs) 

England were simply outplayed here. There were no demons in the pitch like the third Test but the England batters didn’t show good application. India dominated all the three sessions of the day. 205 is all the visitors could manage. Once again, spin did the trick for the hosts.

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After 12 overs, IND 24/1 (Rohit 8, Pujara 15)  

Leach will bowl the final over of the day. Pujara collects a double as he cuts the third delivery between cover and point. The Saurashtra batsman gets beaten off the last delivery. Just two of the over.

After 11 overs, IND 22/1 ( Rohit 8, Pujara 13)  

Bowling change as Dom Bess comes into the attack. After conceding a single off the first, Bess oversteps off the next. The off spinner gets extra bounce off the last and beats Rohit. Four runs off the over, courtesy three singles and a no-ball.

After 10 overs, IND 18/1 ( Rohit 7, Pujara 11)  

Leach continues. Pujara once again makes use of his feet, collects a brace off the first after squeezing the ball behind square. Another brace in the over off the fourth, this time from the blade of Rohit, who edges it past the slip fielder. Five runs off the over.

After 9 overs, IND 13/1 ( Rohit 5, Pujara 8)  

Fifth maiden on the trot for Anderson as Rohit continues to adopt the risk-free approach against the seamer. Fabulous spell of bowling, he’s not giving any freebies whatsoever. 

After 8 overs, IND 13/1 ( Rohit 5, Pujara 8)  

Leach into his second over. Pujara comes down the track off the first two deliveries, collecting a brace off the first after clipping the ball towards the on side. The left arm spinner pitches the last delivery short, Pujara waits for it on the backfoot, pierces the gap on the off side and collects a four.

FOUR! Short from Leach, Pujara waits on the backfoot and steers the ball past short third for a boundary.

After 7 overs, IND 7/1 ( Rohit 5, Pujara 2)  

Anderson continues from one end. Extracts extra bounce from the surface off the fourth which catches Rohit off guard. The Mumbai batsman was looking to play it on the rise. That apart, Rohit nicely got behind the line of the ball in the over. Fourth maiden on the trot for Anderson, he’s been consistent and tight.

After 6 overs, IND 7/1 ( Rohit 5, Pujara 2)  

Time for spin as Leach comes into the attack in the sixth over. After two dots, Rohit nudges the ball towards the off side for a single. Pujara collects a brace after clipping the fourth delivery towards the on side. Three runs off the over.