India have a 96 -run lead in England and eight wickets recorded four days in the first cricket Test.
Three days after the opener of the charming Test series in Headingley, India recorded England in the second innings.
On Sunday, the hosts were dismissed for 465 runs on tea and the lead in the first-first innings of six runs, and when the rain played in the early half an hour, the second batsman finished 90-2.
Opener Lokesh Rahul was 6 47 runs.
Opener Yashwasi Jaiswal was out of 4 runs by Briddan Cars, and some time before the day ended, Sai Sudarshan fell to the second Ben Stokes in the match.
Harry Brook led the England batting attempts that day, and when his luck began to go straight to the backward square leg directly to the fielder.
The brook was under the control of the partnership of 51 with the Brook Stokes, 73 with Jamie Smith and 49 with Chris Wox. But when he came out at 398-7, England fell to India 77 73. India would have expected to wrap the tail with only five overs new balls.
But fast bowling Alllander Walks and batsmen Cars scored 55 runs off 44 balls and India needed to give Star Pacer Jasprit Bumrah to the fifth spell to end England’s innings.
Bumrah won the last two wickets 5-83.
