Ishant bowls another beauty, full and moving away, as Jennings looks to block but is beaten.

Ravichandran Ashwin comes into the attack, to bowl the sixth over, in place of Bumrah. Cook turns the first ball on the leg side for two runs before he is nearly done in by the off-spinner.

A similar delivery with which Ashwin got Cook twice in the first Test, as the left-hander comes forward to defend only to see the ball spin past the edge.

Ishant continues to create problems for the two left-handers. Nearly an edge as Jennings hangs his bat out as it goes whizzing past the edge. He gets an inside edge off the next ball before pushing the last ball into the covers.

Cook being very watchful against Ashwin, looking to play as possible and not push forward.

He defends the first four balls before Kohli calls on for the helmet with just two balls left in the day's play.

An extra man is stationed at silly point as Cook blocks with a straight bat and defends the last ball off the front foot to end the day's play.

Jasprit Bumrah to open the bowling with around nine overs left in the day's play.

The first two balls are left alone by Alastair Cook before he is beaten all ends up by the third, which narrowly misses the outside edge.

But the former England captain manages to play out the rest of the over.

Ishant Sharma to bowl from the other end. Keaton Jennings pushes the second ball down the ground through the covers for two runs to get England off the mark.

Ishant gets one to leave the left-hander Jennings, who has a poke and is beaten before he takes one from the next ball.

Bumrah gives some width as Jenning slaps it through the covers for the first boundary of England's second innings. He pushes the next ball straight past mid-off for two runs and two balls later, he gets a thick outside edge past gully for another four.

Cook gets a thick outside edge for a single on the off-side as Ishant gets a bit of away movement and Jennings sees off the last three balls.

Cook stands tall and hits a slightly short from Bumrah through the covers for a couple. He is lucky to survive off the next ball as Bumrah pitches one up and makes Cook play but the ball seams away a lot to beat the bat. That was virtually unplayable!

However, the next ball is poor, full and on the pads, as Cook clips it through midwicket for a four as England reach 20 for no loss in five overs, needing another 501 more runs for victory.

Captain Virat Kohli hit a century to guide India to a huge 352 for seven before they declared their innings and leave England to chase a record 521 for victory, on Day 3 of the third Test.

Kohli hit hit second century of the series, as he scored 103, putting on 113 runs for the third wicket with Cheteshwar Pujara, who made 72.

Hardik Pandya slammed a quickfire 52 not out out from as many balls to provide the impetus at the end and continue India's domination in the Test.

Broad gets it to jag in sharply as Pandya looks to turn it on the leg side but is hit on the pads for a leg bye and Shami also gets a leg bye from the next, attempting a similar shot.

Pandya then taps the fifth ball on the off-side and takes a single and Shami digs out the last ball into the covers for two runs.

Pandya takes on Rashid, smashing the leg spinner down the ground for a four and then takes a single off the next to raise his half-century, his fourth in Tests.

Shami goes for the big slog but is caught at deep midwicket by Cook for three as India are still content to carry on with their innings.

India may bat for another over or two before declaring as the players in the dressing room ready to step out.

Pandya sweeps Rashid for two runs on the leg side before taking one off the third delivery to get three runs from the over.

In the next over, Pandya hammers a full delivery from Stokes over the covers for a four. He goes hard at the next ball but fails to make connection before taking a single off the third.

Pandya and Rahane take a single each off Rashid before the former goes for the reverse sweep but is beaten and then takes a single off the last ball.

Stuart Broad comes back into the attack. Pandya is beaten off the first ball as it stays a touch low and goes past the edge.

Broad drifts on the pads as Pandya uses his wrists to good effect and flicks it through midwicket for a four.

The next ball is short and wide as Pandya smashes it through the off-side for the same result before he is beaten off the last ball with Broad bowling a beauty.

Rashid makes the breakthrough in the next over as Rahane is bowled for 29.

Mohammed Shami comes in ahead of Ravichandran Ashwin and he gets off the mark with a single.

Pandya comes down the track and lofts the next ball straight down the ground for a six to take the lead past 500.

He chips down again and has another huge swing but this time he gets a thick outside edge for three runs to thirdman.

Anderson bowls a bit too straight as new batsman Hardik Pandya clips it through midwicket for a four to get off the mark in style.

He crunches the fifth ball square on the off-side for another boundary before taking a single off the last ball to retain strike.

It looks like India are looking to go on the attack as Pandya looks to ramp it over the slips but it goes on the bounce to thirdman for one.

Rahane goes hard at the last ball but is beaten as India make their intent clear.

Stokes comes back into the attack, replacing Anderson and he starts with a wide outside the off-stump, followed by two singles off the last two balls of the over.

Spinner Rashid comes back into the attack. Rahane gets a single from the first ball before Pandya tries to heave it over the leg side but fails to make proper connection for just a single and Rahane takes another run.

India are 298 for five in 100 overs, for an overall lead of 466 runs.

Stokes drops short and also offers some width as Rahane slashes it through the covers for a four and then takes a single next ball.

In the next over, Pandya lofts Rashid over the covers for a boundary as India keep getting the boundaries quite regularly.

India could be looking at taking their lead past 500 before declaring their innings.

Woakes makes the breakthrough with the key wicket of Kohli, who is trapped leg before wicket for 103.

The inswinging delivery struck Kohli in front as he goes for the cross batted flick and is given out leg before wicket. He decides to take the review but it ends up being a waste as India lose their captain and one of their reviews.

Promotion for debutant Rishabh Pant as he walks ahead of Hardik Pandya. He tries to steer the first ball to thirdman but Jennings comes up with a diving save to stop it before Pant clips the next ball to fine leg for one to get off the mark.

In the next over, Pant has a wild swipe against Anderson and is beaten as the slips appeal for catch behind but it is turned down.

Pant gets a thick visible edge off the next ball and Cook takes an easy catch at first slip to send back the youngster for one.

Pacer Chris Woakes to start off the tea break. The first two balls come in sharply as Ajinkya Rahane is hit on the pads both times before he plays out the rest of the over.

James Anderson from the other end. Kohli has two close shaves as he edges two balls in a row.

He goes hard at the fourth ball which goes straight through Keaton Jennings at gully. That was a straightforward opportunity and Anderson is visibly very disappointed as they could have got Kohli out in the 90s for the second time in the game. He looks to defend the next ball but gets the edge again as it falls short of Alastair Cook at first slip.

Kohli then taps the last ball into the covers for a single to take his score to 98.

In the next over, Kohli steers the third ball from Woakes past the slips for a four to bring up his 23rd Test century and the second of the series. And wife Anushka Sharma in the stands applauds her husband's super effort with the bat.

Kohli narrowly missed out a century in the first innings, when he was caught at slip off Rashid for 97 but this time he made sure to complete his hundred.

This is Kohli's 16th Test century as the India captain as he continues to torment England with the bat.

Virat Kohli closed in on his second century of the series to swell India's lead on Day 3 of the third Test, on Monday.

Kohli was unbeaten on 93 to lift India to 270 for three in 89 overs at the tea interval, to stretch their overall lead to 438 runs.

Kohli extended India's lead on the third day in the company of Cheteshwar Pujara, who made a solid 72, as the duo put on 113 runs for the third wicket.

Pujara is the only Indian wicket to fall on the third day so far, as he was caught in the slips off Ben Stokes, who claimed two wickets.

With two full days and a session left in the match, India would no doubt continue to bat after the tea break and score as many as possible.

Broad beats Rahane outside the off-stump as the India vice-captain goes for the big drive through the covers and misses.

But three balls later, he clips one off his pads for a boundary through square leg and is beaten again off the last ball of the over.

Anderson drops slightly short as Kohli steers it square on the off-side for two runs and then clips a full delivery through midwicket for a four to take his score into the 90s.

A maiden over to Broad as Rahane blocks with just few minutes for tea. Rashid to bowl the final over of the session which is again a maiden to end the post-lunch session.

Rashid switches to round the wicket to Kohli. The India captain defends the first couple of deliveries before pulling a short ball over midwicket for a four and then takes one on the off-side.

Rahane sweeps the last ball square on the leg side for a couple.

In the next over, Kohli cracks a cover drive off Stokes for a four to take his score to 80 followed by a single on the leg side.

Rahane shuffles across and flicks it to fine leg for one. That was risky as if he had missed it, he would have been dead in front.

A single to Rahane off Rashid before Kohli goes for the big drive off the leg-spinner but is beaten by some big turn.

Part-timer Joe Root comes into the attack, to bowl the 79th over with just one over remaining for the second new ball.

He is bowling from round the wicket as Rahane defends the first three balls before hitting a full toss through midwicket for a four.

England take the second new ball immediately after the completion of the 80th over.

James Anderson is unhappy with the new ball and asks for a change but the umpires don't budge as it was the England team, which selected the new ball in the first place.

But Anderson argues that it was not the ball that they had selected but the umpires are not relenting.

Anderson gets a lot of away movement with the shining new ball but Kohli is well set and is able to leave the first five balls before taking one from the last ball of the over.

Broad from the other end. Kohli clips the first ball on the leg side and Rahane watchfully defends the rest of the over.

Kohli continues to ignore the wide deliveries from Anderson before he gets one to pitch perfectly as the India captain pokes and is beaten. He keeps strike with another single from the last ball.

It is just singles at the moment for India against the new ball as Kohli takes another run to take his score to 85 before Rahane blocks the rest of the over from Broad.

Kohli steers Anderson past point for a couple and is beaten by the next as he flirts at a wide outswinger.

Rahane plays out a maiden over from Rashid before Kohli picks a single off Stokes, for the only run from the over.

In the next over, Kohli turns Rashid on the leg side and Rahane picks two runs off the next ball before taking one off the last ball to retain strike.

Stokes goes for the big inswinger but slips it down the leg side, hitting Kohli on the thigh pads and goes for four leg byes as India's lead crosses 400.

India are 235 for three in 76 overs, with Kohli holding forte on 70 from 135 balls and Rahane on five.

Change in the bowling as Ben Stokes replaces Woakes and the move pays off immediately.

Stokes strikes in his first over as he claims the wicket of Pujara, who is caught at first slip after a good innings of 72, hitting nine fours in his 208-ball knock.

Pujara added 113 runs for the third wicket captain Kohli to put India in control as they stretched their lead.

New batsman Ajinkya Rahane gets off the mark with a single off the last ball of the over.

India are content to deal in singles as Pujara and Kohli pick a single each off Woakes in the 64th over and do the same off Rashid in the next.

Kohli then punches Woakes on the up through the off-side for a couple before he is beaten off the next as he flirts with the wide outswinger.

Meanwhile, Ian Botham confirms on commentary that Jonny Bairstow has fractured his finger dealing another big blow for England.

Pujara survives a confident shout for leg before as he is beaten by the incoming delivery from Woakes. He looks to defend with bat and pad close together but the ball still sneaks through the gap but the umpire turns down the appeal for both, LBW and catch by the keeper and England also decide against the review.

Kohli picks the googly from Rashid and turns it on the leg side for a single to raise the 100-run stand for the third wicket from 270 balls. Pujara also is able to clip the leg-spinner wide of mid-on for one.

Two more singles on the leg side off the last two balls as India keep the scoreboard ticking gradually.

A single to Pujara off Woakes before Kohli clips the fourth ball through midwicket for three runs. Pujara slashes at the last ball, a wide half-volley, hitting it uppishly but it falls short of the fielder at point.

Rashid drops short as Kohli pulls it on the leg side for one before Pujara goes right back and pulls it powerfully through midwicket for a four.

Spinner Adil Rashid to start with the ball in the post-lunch session. Kohli drives the first ball through the covers for a single and Pujara turns the fifth ball on the leg side for one.

Chris Woakes to bowl from the other end. Pujara and Kohli pick a single each off the first two balls before the former misses trying to repeat the flick shot and he defends the rest of the over.

A flighted delivery from Rashid is punched down wide of mid-on for a single by Kohli. A short ball from the leg-spinner is pulled through midwicket for a four by Pujara to bring up India's 200, in the 63rd over.

Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara hit unbeaten half-centuries to extend India's domination in the morning session, Day 3 of the third Test in Nottingham, on Monday.

India didn't lose a single wicket in the first session of the third session, to take their score to 194 for two in 60 overs, to swell their overall lead to a massive 362 runs.

Kohli was unbeaten on 54 from 96 balls, while Pujara, who survived a dropped catch, made 56 from 168 balls, with the duo putting on an unbroken stand of 83 runs for the third wicket.

India, who resumed on 124 for two, were happy to adopt a cautious approach as they scored just 70 runs from 29 overs, preferring to grind out the fast bowlers.

India would happy to continue their steady batting after lunch and slowly inch their way towards a 500-run lead, before they look to attack the England bowlers and deflate them further.

Broad bowls a maiden over to Kohli, who it seems is happy to shut shop with around 15 minutes to go for lunch.

In the next over, Pujara punches Rashid through the covers for a single for just one run from the 57th over.

Joe Root brings himself into the attack to bowl some part-time off-spin but India are able to negotiate him safely to go into lunch without any wickets lost.

Spin introduced as Adil Rashid comes into the attack, to bowl the 51st over. Kohli clips the first ball on the leg side for a single and Pujara cuts the last ball for a four through the covers.

In the next over, Kohli loses his focus as he chases a wide one from Broad and is beaten.

But three balls later, he plays a classical cover for a boundary as Broad gifts him a wide half-volley.

He again drives the next ball through the same region for two runs and nearly loses his wicket off the next. Kohli looks to force the last ball from Broad through the off-side but gets a thick inside edge which narrowly misses the stumps and goes behind for a boundary, as India collect 10 runs from the over, with Kohli taking his score into the 40s.

Pujara drives Rashid into the covers for one and Kohli gets a thick outside edge off the next ball for three runs to thirdman.

In the next over, Kohli clips Broad square on the leg side for two runs and then takes one to take the lead to 350.

A single to Pujara off the last ball helps him raise his half-century from 147 balls and Captain Kohli applauds his No. 3's contribution, who has made a strong comeback with the bat.

In the next over, Kohli steers Rashid through point for a single to complete his second successive half-century of the game.

India have reached 185 for two in 55 overs, for an overall lead of 353 runs.

The blow seems to be quite painful for Bairstow who heads back to the dressing room with injury and Jos Buttler takes over as the wicketkeeper.

Stokes bowls another maiden over as Pujara is beaten off the last over.

It has been a sedate first hour in the morning session with India scoring just 23 runs from 14 overs, to extend their lead to 315 runs.

Stuart Broad comes into the attack in place of Anderson, who bowled an excellent spell but didn't enjoy any luck.

Kohli picks a single from the first ball before Pujara keeps out the rest of the over, followed by two singles in the next over by Stokes.

Broad bowls a maiden over to Pujara, who has been quite cautious this morning. In the next over, Kohli punches Stokes through the covers for a couple as the fielder half stops it.

The pacer drops one short and wide as Kohli steers it behind point for a four and retains strike with one from the last ball.

In the next over, Broad beats Kohli with the incoming delivery but the leg before appeal is turned down as England take the DRS. But there is an inside edge which leads to England losing their review.

Kohli turns the fourth ball to fine leg for one and Pujara clips the next ball on the leg side for a couple.

India are sitting pretty on 160 for two in 50 overs, extending their lead to 328 runs. Kohli has been happy to play the waiting game to score 32 from 70 balls, while Pujara has looked solid on 44 from 134 balls.

A change in the bowling as Ben Stokes replaces Woakes. Kohli guides the first ball to thirdman for one before Pujara plays a loose shot, chasing a wide delivery, but is beaten.

Stokes then drifts on the pads as Pujara clips it through square leg for one and Kohli does the same off the last ball to keep strike.

Anderson beats Kohli with the incoming delivery but the confident shout for leg before wicket is turned down. Three balls later, Anderson beats Kohli with one that leaves him, narrowly missing the edge before he sees off the rest of the over.

Stokes produces a beauty to Pujara as the ball moves away quite a bit to beat the right-hander all ends up. Two balls later, Pujara again flirts with a wide delivery to get beaten again before he edges the last ball but it falls short of the slips for another maiden over as England look to build some pressure with some tight bowling.

Kohli looks content to defend with India aiming to play out the first hour and tire out the pacers.

Kohli picks a single off Anderson before wicketkeeper Bairstow is struck on the fingers off the last ball and needs some treatment.

Kohli plays a nice drive through the covers, getting some good timing, for a couple off Woakes. The next two deliveries are wider and Kohli can easily watch it sail through to the keeper.

Anderson bowls a rare loose delivery, full and on the stumps, as Pujara clips it through midwicket for his first four of the day, to take his score to 40.

A bouncer from the England fast bowler as Pujara ducks under it before he pokes at the next ball, a wide outswinger, only to get beaten and he sensibly allows the last ball through to the wicketkeeper.

A close shave for Kohli as he gets a leading edge off Woakes for a boundary through the off-side. A few balls later, he plays a nice drive through the covers but is unable to find the gap before he offers no shot to the last two balls.

In the next over, Anderson finally gets the edge. Pujara (40) pokes his bat at a wide one only to get the edge but Jos Buttler at second slip dives to his left puts down the tough chance.

India continue to prosper though they have not scored freely in the morning so far, to reach 142 for two in 40 overs, with Pujara on 40 and Kohli on 19.

Anderson getting some sharp bounce as Pujara offers no shot but the ball keeps climbing on it's way to the wicketkeeper. The next ball beats Pujara as it moves away enough to go past the edge before he turns the third ball on the leg side for one.

He then bowls two inswingers to Kohli, who blocks it watchfully, before Anderson beats him with the outswinger, narrowly missing the edge again to end another good over.

In the next over, Pujara flicks Woakes through midwicket for two runs before he blocks out the rest of the over with utmost caution.

Kohli turns Anderson on the leg side for a single to take India to 132 to two, in the 36th over, extending their lead to 300 runs.

India are sitting pretty on 132 for two in 36 overs, for an overall lead of 300 runs with eight wickets still in hand

James Anderson to start proceedings with the ball on Day 3 and facing him is Cheteshwar Pujara, who looked quite confident late on the second day, stroking his way to 33.

The first ball is defended by Pujara before the next ball bounces a bit and moves away a bit to beat the right-hander.

Pujara watchful to begin with as he defends the next three balls and offers no shot to the last ball.

Chris Woakes to bowl from the other end. The first two balls are full and on the stumps as Kohli turns it on the leg side and then blocks the third one on the off-side.

Woakes again drifts on the pads and this time Kohli manages to clip it through square leg for a four for the first runs of the day. He offers no shot to the last two balls to end the second over.

Welcome to the coverage of Day 3 of the third Test between England and India in Nottingham on Monday.

India are sitting in control after a magnificent second day, taking all 10 England wickets in a session and then piling on the runs to move in sight of a victory in the third test at Trent Bridge that would bring them right back into the series.

At stumps on Day 2, India were 124 for two in their second innings -- a healthy lead of 292 -- after Hardik Pandya had produced a devastating, career-best spell after lunch to rip through England's batting line-up.

England, who lead the five-test series two nil, were left to pick over an astonishing day which began well when they quickly picked up India's four remaining first innings wickets.

They then set off brightly in pursuit of India's 329 before collapsing from 56 for no wicket to 161 all out, suffering the indignity of losing all 10 wickets in a session for the third time in two years.

Their chief tormentor was paceman Pandya who took five for 28 in just six overs, the best figures of his test career, including a wicket with his first ball, as England conceded a first-innings deficit of 168.

England capitulated in a familiar fashion, at one stage losing nine wickets for 74 runs in the space of just 20.5 overs.

It was the third time in two years that England have been bowled out in a session.

When India batted for the second time it immediately looked a different game as openers Shikhar Dhawan (44) and Rahul (36) went past 50 at a run a ball.

It was the first time since 1986 that Indian openers have twice posted half-century partnerships in the same match in England.

Rahul was eventually bowled by Ben Stokes, who claimed his first wicket since his return to the side, but by then it was already case of how quickly the tourists would pile on the agony for England.