Jasprit Bumrah claimed five wickets but England managed to take the match into the fifth and final day to frustrate the Indians, in the third Test against in Nottingham on Tuesday.

Ashwin to bowl the penultimate over of the day with a lot of close in fielders.

Rashid is struck on the pads as he looks to defend but the LBW appeal is turned down.

Two balls later, Ashwin again strikes Rashid on the pads with one that goes straight on but again the umpire turns it down.

And Kohli straightaway takes the review.

The ball has pitched in line with leg stump but is going on to clip the outside half of leg stump which means it stays with the umpire's call.

The last ball spins away as Rashid has a poke but is beaten.

Bumrah to bowl the final over of the day. He starts with a bouncer on the body as Anderson somehow manages to avoid it.

Anderson gets off strike with a single to square leg, bringing his partner Rashid back on strike for the last three balls before stumps.

Bumrah produces a beauty, getting the ball to come in with the arm before it moves away late to beat the poke from Rashid.

The next ball is a yorker as Rashid keeps it out and does the same with the last ball.

Ishant Sharma comes into the attack. The first ball is full as Broad makes room and slaps it through point for two runs.

Ishant tries a short ball as Broad pulls it square on the leg side for a four and repeats the shot for the same result, to get 10 runs from the over.

Shami bowling at a good pace at the fag end of a tiring long day. Rashid is beaten off the first ball outside the off-stump before he takes a bye off the next as Pant fumbles.

Broad looks to force the third ball through the off-side but gets an inside edge on to his pads.

A poor delivery from Shami, trying a slower one, but Broad steers it through point for a four. Shami is laughing as the ball goes for a four but captain Kohli looks unimpressed.

Kohli is desperate to finish off this match quickly as he brings on spinner Ashwin. Rashid is beaten first ball as it goes straight on and he is all at sea as Ashwin bowls the outswinger, which goes past the edge.

Shami bowls a full delivery coming into left-hander Broad, but the leg before appeal is turned down.

The last ball is a full delivery which again jags in sharply as Broad manages to steer it behind point for three runs.

Broad turns Ashwin into the leg side for a single to raise the 50-run stand for the ninth wicket, from 58 balls as the duo frustrate the Indians.

Bumrah comes back and makes the breakthrough with the wicket of Broad. The fast bowler gets it to slant across the left-hander who gets the edge and is caught by Rahul at second slip, who takes another good catch.

India just one wicket away from victory.

That wicket nearly comes as Bumrah bowls a short ball which moves away to beat James Anderson, who has a tame poke but is beaten.

Another bouncer directed at the left-hander which hits him on the left hand and he seems to be in some pain.

Superb bouncer from Bumrah again, directed at the body as Anderson looks to avoid but is hit on the gloves as the ball goes on to the helmet.

He taps the next ball to point and sets for a quick single to get off the mark.

Shami also targets Anderson with the bouncer, who tries to take evasive action but the ball hits the bat handle and goes fine on the leg side for a four.

The next ball is full and comes in sharply as Anderson is hit high on the pads but the leg before appeal is turned down.

Shami pitches it up as Anderson taps it on the off-side and gets off strike before Rashid defends the last three balls of the over.

Four more overs left in the day. Can England survive the day?

Bumrah nearly finishes off the game as he gets one to slant across Anderson, who has a poke but misses. He throws his bat at the next ball, which is full and wide but fails to make contact.

Bumrah switches to round the wicket as Anderson looks to flick it on the leg side but Dhawan pulls off a fine diving stop at short fine leg.

Shami bowls a short wide delivery as Rashid steers it past point for a four to take England past 300, in the 100th over.

The fourth ball is on the stumps and Rashid clips it along the ground through midwicket for another boundary.

Rashid manages to see off the over, leaving India with just two overs to claim the last wicket before stumps.

Broad is beaten by the away going delivery from Pandya but he somehow manages to play out the rest of the over.

In the next over, Rashid slaps a short wide delivery from Bumrah over the off-side for a four.

Bumrah tries the bouncer as Rashid goes for the pull but gets a top edge which flies over the fine leg fence for a six. He repeats the shot for only a single to deep square leg.

Rashid having fun with the bat. Pandya beats him with the wide outswinger before the right-hander clips the next ball off his pads over midwicket for a four.

He continues his aggressive approach and throws his bat at the next ball, but is beaten outside the off-stump.

Pandya bowls another wide outswinger as Rashid tries his best to get some bat on the ball but it narrowly misses the edge.

Shami is called back into the attack. Rashid defends the first ball but is beaten by the next as it moves away enough to beat the bat.

Shami tries the short ball as Rashid pulls it to deep square leg for one and Broad gets a leg bye off the next.

Rashid chases a wide delivery and gets a thick outside edge but Kohli at third slip puts down the catch.

The new ball has worked for India. Pandya strikes with the wicket of Stokes, who gets an outside edge and is caught by Rahul at second slip after a patient vigil of 62 from 187 balls.

Pandya got the ball to move away from the left-hander, who was looking to turn it on the leg side but only managed the edge and Rahul completed another sharp catch.

Bumrah continues his wicket way as Adil Rashid plays away from his body only to get an edge and is caught in the slips for two.

The umpires check the front foot before deciding that it is a no-ball denying Bumrah his fifth wicket.

Bumrah gets the next ball to jag in sharply as Rashid is hit on the thigh pads and the ball races away fine on the leg side for four leg byes.

He then drops short and offers width as Rashid slaps it through the covers for a four.

Pandya drifts on the pads as Stokes is able to clip it fine for a boundary and then takes a single off the last ball to retain strike.

Boom Boom Bumrah in full flow! He bowls a cracking bouncer which climbs up steeply on Chris Woakes, who tries to sway out of the way, but gets a glove and is caught behind for four.

Fantastic spell from Bumrah and no wonder Michael Holding described it as the best bouncer he has ever seen in Test cricket.

India waste no time in taking the second new ball as Bumrah is called back into the attack.

Buttler goes for the cover drive but is not in total control as it goes uppishly but falls short of the fielder at mid-off.

Bumrah gets one to come in sharply and Buttler offers no shot, leaving it on length as he watches the ball sail over the stumps.

Pandya will share the second new ball, ahead of Ishant Sharma, who bowled a cracking spell with the first new ball.

He starts with a poor delivery on the pads as Stokes clips it behind square and has to dive at the end to complete a tight second run.

Stokes taps the third ball on the off-side for one before Pandya gets one to jag in as Buttler is hit on the pads and the ball goes away fine for four leg byes.

Bumrah makes the much-needed breakthrough for India with the wicket of Buttler, who is given out leg before wicket for 106. He decides to leave a delivery but is done in by Bumrah, who gets it to jag back sharply and strike the pads.

Buttler decides to take the review but ends up losing it as he walks back after a splendid knock, hitting 21 fours in his 176-ball knock.

Buttler and Stokes kept the Indian bowlers at bay, adding 169 runs for the fifth wicket.

The injured Jonny Bairstow walks out at No. 7 with a fractured finger but he lasts just one delivery as Bumrah bowls him with a beauty, which moves away late to strike the off-stump. That was a special delivery from the young fast bowler and Bairstow could not do much.

Bumrah on a hat-trick but Chris Woakes manages to avoid it as he clips a full delivery through midwicket for a four.

The new ball is not far away as Ashwin continues with Stokes again content to defend against the off-spinner.

India are trying everything possible to get that elusive breakthrough which could result in a few more wickets but so far Buttler and Stokes have held forte quite strongly.

Hardik Pandya comes back into the attack. He picked up five wickets in the first innings but has been used sparingly in the second innings, bowling just six overs out of 77 of the second innings so far.

Buttler turns the third ball down to fine leg for one and Stokes is easily able to keep the remaining three deliveries.

Ashwin rushes through his 19th over as India look to race towards the 80th over mark and take the second new ball.

A single off Pandya's eighth over as England reach 223 for four in 80 overs, still needing another 298 runs for victory.

Buttler plays another cripsy cover drive but can't beat the fielder before India decide to push the fielder back to the boundary.

Wonder why India are going on the defensive despite having more than 300 runs to defend on a pitch still doing some things.

Ashwin bowls a beauty, he gives it a lot of flight and gets some drift as Buttler looks for the cover drive but the ball turns enough to beat the bat and narrowly misses the stumps, as it clips the front pad and just bounces over the middle stump. Buttler flicks the last ball to deep midwicket for one to keep strike.

Shami comes back into the attack in place of Ishant and he will also look for reverse. The first ball is on the stumps and shapes in as Buttler flicks it through square leg for a four to take his score into the 90s.

Two balls later, Shami gets the ball to come in sharply after passing the stumps and wicketkeeper Pant also fumbles to give away a bye.

Stokes turns the last ball on the leg side for a single to keep strike and then plays out the next over from Ashwin, who nearly breaks through his defences with one that comes into the left-hander.

Shami overpitches trying for the reverse swing but Buttler clips it behind square leg for a four to take the partnership past the 150-run mark.

Shami then tries the short ball as Buttler pulls it for another four to take his score to 99.

Shami bowls it on the leg stump as Buttler clips it behind square for the third four in a row which helps him race to his maiden Test century, from from 152 balls.

Bumrah also getting the ball to reverse as Stokes clips it through square leg for a couple. He is carefully defending against Bumrah, playing it late to guard against the reverse swing.

Stokes punches the last ball, an overpitched delivery, down the ground for a single to mid-off.

In the next over, Stokes drives a full delivery from Ishant through the covers for three runs and Buttler manages to defend the rest of the over.

Ashwin comes back into the attack, in place of Bumrah. Stokes is watchful against the off-spinner, playing five dot balls in a row, before taking a single from the last ball to keep strike.

The ball is doing quite a bit as the pacers continue to extract some reverse swing and Stokes does well to keep out Ishant's over with utmost caution.

In the next over, Ashwin overpitches and also offers some width as Buttler creams it again through his favoured cover region for a four to take his score to 86, his highest in Tests.

Ishant bowls a high full toss which Stokes clips through midwicket for two runs despite taking a slight tumble. That helps him bring up his fifty, from 147 balls, his slowest in Test cricket.

A good fightback by England as they reach 201 for four in 72 overs, still needing another 320 runs for victory.

Buttler has stroked his way to 86 from 138 balls, while Stokes has patiently batted to score 51 from 148 balls.

Bumrah begins proceedings with the ball for India after the tea interval. Buttler clips the second ball through square leg for three runs as Rahane does well to cut it inside the boundary.

Ben Stokes is beaten next ball as Bumrah slants it across the left-hander before he sees off the rest of the over.

Ishant Sharma comes back into the attack. He bowls a short wide delivery which Buttler crash through point for a four as he continues to keep the runs coming for England.

India are trying hard for that elusive breakthrough but so far Stokes and Buttle have done well to keep the bowlers at bay.

Bumrah continues to trouble the batsmen as Stokes is beaten by one that leaves him.

Ishant bowls a cracker next ball as Buttler plays inside the line and is beaten on the outside edge. A full delivery comes in sharply to Buttler who does well to keep the ball out, digging it out on the leg side.

Ishant tries the same delivery but this time it is down the leg side as Buttler clips it fine for a four.

The last ball is pitched perfectly, in the corridor outside the off-stump as Buttler gets a thick outside edge which goes past the slips to the vacant thirdman region for a four as the right-hander takes his score into the 80s.

Jos Buttler hit an unbeaten half-century and in the company of Ben Stokes kept India's bowlers at bay, on Day 4 of the third Test.

India were looking set to wrap up things early as they reduced England top 62 for four at one stage in the morning session before Buttler and Stokes thwarted the Indians.

The duo batted the entire post-lunch session to take England to 173 for four in 62 overs, still needing another 348 runs for victory.

Buttler stroked his way to 67, having hit 13 fours, while Stokes batted patiently to score 42 not out from 111 balls, as the duo were involved in an unbroken stand of 111 for the fifth wicket.

Earlier, Ishant Sharma sent back both the opening batsmen as Jennings was caught behind by wicketkeeper Pant for 13.

Cook also got an edge and was caught by KL Rahul at second slip for 13, who then produced another brilliant catch to send back England captain for the same score off Jasprit Bumrah.

Mohammed Shami left England in further mess as he got Ollie Pope caught at third slip for 16, with captain Virat Kohli taking a stunning diving catch.

Stokes tries to sweep Ashwin yet again through the vacant midwicket region but fails to make proper connection.

Change in the bowling as Shami comes in for Bumrah. Stokes drives on the up, driving it uppishly through the covers for three runs to bring up the 100-run stand from 195 balls for the fifth wicket.

The next ball comes in sharply as Buttler is struck on the pads but the umpire turns down the leg before appeal with the ball looking to slip down the leg side.

Captain Kohli after consulting with the bowler and the wicketkeeper decides to take the review but it turns out to be a poor call as the ball is going way down the leg side and missing the stumps.

Ashwin strikes Stokes on the pads but again the LBW call is turned down. He then gets one to turn big as Stokes is beaten while trying to poke as Ashwin sends down a maiden over.

Shami bowls a full delivery which tails in sharply as Buttler clips it to fine leg for a single. Stokes is beaten outside the off-stump as the ball comes in a bit with Shami getting some reverse swing.

Ashwin gifts Buttler a full toss who drives it through his favoured cover region for a four.

Stokes taking a few chances, as he plays a risky slog sweep against Ashwin, for a boundary through midwicket.

He turns the last ball through the leg side for a couple.

Nothing much happening for the bowlers as Buttler and Stokes are batting relatively trouble free except for an odd chance or two in between.

Buttler plays another nice cover drive but Rahane does well with the dive to keep it down to just one.

In the next over, Buttler times his cover drive to perfection off Ashwin for a four to close in on his half-century. He looks to make room and again punch through the off-side but Ashwin gets more turn this time to take the inside half of the bat.

With the conditions having eased out, India's bowlers are being made to work hard for their wickets.

Stokes batting a bit more freely now. A tired-looking Bumrah dishes out a wide half-tracker which Stokes slashes behind point for a four. He puts in more effort into the next ball, getting it to bounce more and strike Stokes on the gloves, who was looking to defend.

Buttler is struck on the pads off the last ball as he tries to flick a full delivery but misses. The LBW appeal is turned down and the Indians decide against the review.

But they take the DRS review in the next over after Ashwin hits Stokes on the pads. The umpire turns down the appeal before Kohli decides to take the review. And it turns out to be a close shave for Stokes, as the ball is just clipping the outside of the leg stump, which means it stays with the umpire's call.

Buttler continues to pepper the cover boundary as he produces another glorious drive for a four to bring up his fifty in some style, from 93 balls.

Buttler goes for the drive off the last ball and gets a thick outside edge but it flies through the vacant third slip region for a four. Poor decision from Bumrah to remove the third slip region and keep a man on the drive on the off-side.

England continue to battle to reach 158 for four in 56 overs, still needing another 363 runs for victory.

Bumrah is back into the attack as Ishant is taken off. Buttler pulls a short ball for two runs before the pacer bowls a no-ball. Bumrah then gets Buttler to drive at a wide outswinger but it falls short of the wicketkeeper and goes away for a four.

Ashwin then gets one to turn sharply as Stokes coming forward to defend is beaten.

Bumrah produces another opportunity in his next over as he again makes Buttler chases a wide delivery but yet again the edge falls short of the first slip fielder.

Bumrah continues to bowl it wide but following the edge Buttler is careful to chase it. But he can't resist for long as he throws his bat at the last ball which flies past the gully fielder for a four.

Stokes looking to score some runs as he paddles Ashwin fine on the leg side for a four. But he is beaten two balls later as Ashwin gets a flighted delivery to turn big to go past the edge.

Stokes defends one as it goes on the bounce off the shoes to silly point as India appeal for the catch but the umpires check with the TV umpire before ruling it not out.

Stokes clips the last ball through midwicket for a couple of runs.

Stokes and Buttler continue to deny the Indians, the duo have batted for more than 25 overs now, adding 69 runs from 151 balls, to take England to 131 for four in 50 overs.

Stokes growing in confidence as he drives Ishant down the ground past mid-off for three runs and Buttler picks a single on the off-side.

Time for spin as Ashwin comes back into the attack. Buttler picks a single on the off-side from the second ball before Stokes turns the fifth ball on the leg side for two runs to bring up the 50-run stand for the fifth wicket.

England have reached 113 for four in 45 overs, with Buttler on 29 and Stokes on 21.

Stokes punches Ishant to mid-on where Shami lets one go through and then has to chase it all the way to long-on and slips near the boundary to give away three runs. He seems to be in some discomfort as he gets up and goes back to the dressing room to get some treatment.

Buttler drives the fifth ball past mid-off for a four to take his score to 23, the first England batsman to go past 20 in the second innings.

Stokes gets his first boundary off the 48th ball he faces, glancing Ishant behind square on the leg side for a four.

The left-hander punches a full delivery Ishant straight down the ground for a boundary to bring up England's 100, in the 42nd over.

Pandya bowls a wide half-volley as Buttler leans forward to crash it through the covers for a four as the duo continue to thwart the Indians.

Ishant Sharma, who rocked England with two early wickets in the morning session, will start off after the lunch interval.

Jos Buttler offers no shot to the first three balls before he is beaten by one from Ishant which hold it's line. The next two balls come in as Buttler defends the last two balls to end the first over of the second session.

Hardik Pandya from the other end. Ben Stokes continues to defend everything bowled at him, as he plays out a maiden over from Pandya.

Another maiden over from Ishant to Buttler, who plays a nice drive through the covers off the last ball but fast bowler Shami dives full length to save the boundary.

Stokes pushes Pandya for a single on the off-side, the first runs of the post-lunch session after 21 deliveries.

Butter is beaten off the next ball as Pandya gets the ball to move away and defends the last two balls.

Led by Ishant Sharma's double strike, India continued their march to victory as England were reduced to 84 for four at lunch on Day 4 of the third Test.

Chasing a mammoth 521 for victory, England, who resumed on 23 for no loss, lost both their openers early on the fourth day.

Ishant sent back both the opening batsmen as Jennings was caught behind by wicketkeeper Pant for 13.

Cook also got an edge and was caught by KL Rahul at second slip for 13, who then produced another brilliant catch to send back England captain for the same score off Jasprit Bumrah.

Mohammed Shami left England in further mess as he got Ollie Pope caught at third slip for 16, with captain Virat Kohli taking a stunning diving catch.

At the lunch interval, Jos Buttler was unbeaten on 19, while Ben Stokes had made three.

It remains to be seen how long England's remaining batsmen can last in these difficult conditions for batting, where the fast bowlers have made merry.

Pandya makes an immediate impact, getting the ball to move a bit. Stokes defends the first three balls before he is beaten by one which is slanted across him.

He then gets an edge but it falls well short of the gully fielder before he offers no shot to the last ball.

Buttler and Stokes are naturally attacking batsmen but both are looking to grind it out in the middle in testing conditions against some superb fast bowling by the Indians.

Buttler watchfully defends Shami's sixth over before Stokes does the same against Pandya in the next over.

After 29 dot balls in a row, England finally manage a run as Buttler gets a thick outside edge off Shami for a boundary past the slips through the vacant thirdman region.

Shami then produces a beauty, the outswinger pitched in the channel outside the off-stump as Buttler plays inside the line and is well beaten.

With around 10 minutes to go for lunch, Ashwin is brought into the attack.

A lot of loud cheering by the close in fielders to lift Ashwin, who has been brave enough to take up bowling duties despite his injury. He was clearly in a lot of discomfort when he bowled on the third day due to some tightness in the hip region.

Stokes watchfully defends the first two balls before he gets an inside edge past the vacant leg slip region for one and Buttler also gets an inside edge off the last ball for another run.

Shami tries a short ball but this time Buttler takes on the bowler, pulling it through square leg for a four. Two balls later, he clips one off his hips, getting it off the inside half of the bat fine on the leg side for another boundary.

A full swinging delivery as Buttler throws his bat, driving it uppishly as Rahane in the covers makes a valiant attempt but it just flies past him for the third four of the over.

Buttler offers no shot to the next ball which comes in sharply but hits the right-hander hit on the pads, to take the LBW out of the question.

Stokes manages to see out the final over of the morning session, bowled by Ashwin.

This is top quality bowling from the Indian fast bowlers. Shami tempts Pope with the wide outswinger as the right-hander goes after it, only to get the edge and Kohli takes a super catch diving to his right and completes the catch in front of second slip.

Pope is dismissed for 16 as England slip to 62 for four.

Jos Buttler goes off the mark with a single to fine leg region and Ben Stokes taps Shami's next ball in the covers for one.

A long first spell for Bumrah as India continue with the pacer after he took a wicket in his previous over.

He nearly strikes again as Buttler (1) gets the edge but wicketkeeper Pant's initial movement to the leg side him away from the ball. He makes a last minute attempt, with a dive to his right as he gets his gloves to the ball but fails to pouch it.

Bumrah is given a break after a long second spell of nine overs during which he claimed a wicket but also beat the bat quite a few times and also had the catch dropped of Buttler by Pant.

No relief for England as Hardik Pandya, the wrecker in chief with the ball in the first innings, comes into the attack.

A full delivery from Bumrah as Root flashes at it but is beaten. The next ball comes in as the England captain plays and misses. He then miscues a full toss on the leg side but luckily for him it falls short of mid-on.

Shami bowls a good over to Pope, sticking on a good line and length outside the off-stump.

Bumrah is finally rewarded for his good performance with the ball. Root throws his bat at a wide delivery which moves way to take the edge and Rahul takes another sharp catch at second slip.

England's captain walks back for 13 as the hosts slip to 62 for three, in the 25th over.

Bumrah, who has bowled non stop since the morning session, is finally rewarded with a wicket he so deserved, after beating the bat countless times.

With Jonny Bairstow sustaining a finger injury, Ben Stokes comes in to bat at No. 5 and he watchfully defends the last three balls of the over.

Pope pushing at the deliveries, at times playing away from his body, to defend against the two pacers.

Bumrah dragging him wide as Pope defends but offers no shot to the next, which is a touch more wide.

Bumrah gets his line wrong, bowling one way down the leg side as Pope flicks it fine on the leg side for a four.

India make their first bowling change of Mohammed Shami replaces Ishant, who bowled a superb spell first up to dismiss both the England openers.

Shami also drifts on the pads as Root clips it through square leg for his first boundary.

Two balls later, the pacer overpitches as Root flays it through the covers for another four and keeps strike with one from the last ball of the over.

A stiff looking Ashwin, who has been struggling with some injury, has come out on to the field.

Bumrah attempts a short ball but Root is quick to read the length as he pulls it to fine leg for a single.

Pope is nearly done in by one which comes in sharply and hits him on the pads but after he got a slight inside edge.

In the next over, Shami forces Root to play away from his body, who is beaten, before he takes a single on the off-side from the last ball.

Root and Pope have steadied England somewhat after the two early wickets to take the score to 62 for two in 22 overs.

At the other end, Jasprit Bumrah is also close to getting his name in the wickets column.

Joe Root all at sea against Bumrah, who gets the ball to move both way, beating the England captain three times in the over, who is quite unsure of what to play and what to leave.

Ollie Pope gets off the mark in style as he drives Ishant straight down the ground for a four, off the first ball he faces. The next ball moves away slightly as Pope goes for the drive but is beaten before he gets a thick outside edge off the third ball for another four.

In the next over, Root is beaten yet again by Bumrah outside the off-stump. He finally gets off strike and alsogets off the mark as he clips a full delivery on the stumps to fine leg for a single.

Pope steers the next ball to point for one before Bumrah gets one to bounce extra but Root is happy to see it sail through to the keeper.

Meanwhile, Ravichandran Ashwin is in the dressing room, he was struggling with his injury and might not be required to bowl if the pacers continue to bowl so well.

Root and Pope only focussed on just playing out the fast bowlers and stay out as long as possible.

England are 47 for two in 18 overs, needing another 474 runs for victory, in conditions where the fast bowlers are making merry.

Ishant strikes again in his next over. Once again the outgoing delivery does the trick as Cook plays away from his body, to get the edge and is caught by KL Rahul at second slip for 17.

Ishant may not have the delivery which comes in to the left-hander but he still bowls in good areas, making the batsmen play more often than not.

Cook suffers another failure as he walks back for 17 as England are reduced to 32 for two in 12 overs.

The impressive Ishant Sharma to open the bowling for India on Day 4, who will be looking to make the new ball count and pick up a few early wickets.

He strikes in the first over with the wicket of Keaton Jennings, who edges the outgoing delivery and is caught by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant for 13.

A perfect start for India as Ishant takes just five deliveries to claim the first wicket.

It was close to the off-stump and Jennings had to play at it with Ishant getting the angle from round the wicket, as the left-hander poked at it only to get the edge and was caught behind.

Jasprit Bumrah to bowl from the other end. He also produces a beauty to beat Alastair Cook, who hangs his bat out and is beaten before he takes a single in the covers and Joe Root blocks the last two balls of the over.

Welcome to the coverage of Day 4 of the third Test between England and India in Nottingham on Tuesday.

England will have to set a record for the highest successful fourth-innings chase if they are to win the third Test against India after the dominant tourists declared at 352 for seven with Virat Kohli making 103, on Day 3.

Englands opening pair of Alastair Cook and Keaton Jennings survived a tricky nine overs before the close of play, reaching 23 without loss.

The hosts require another 498 runs to win over the final two days of play and history suggests that is highly unlikely.

Only four teams have scored more than 400 to win a Test, West Indies 418 to beat Australia in 2003 being the highest. The highest fourth-innings winning Test total at Trent Bridge is 284 by England against New Zealand in 2004.

Having started the third day on 124 for two, India were barely troubled through two and a half sessions of steady, if unspectacular, accumulation under grey skies.

After a fruitless morning session for Englands bowling attack, Cheteshwar Pujara, who had been dropped in the morning on 40, was caught at first slip by Cook off the bowling of Ben Stokes for 72, ending his partnership with Kohli at 113.

Skipper Kohli, who was out for 97 in the first innings, took few risks during his patient knock which finally came to an end after 197 balls when he was trapped lbw by seamer Chris Woakes.

Hardik Pandya was unbeaten on 52 when Kohli finally decided to declare and let his bowlers give Cook and Jennings an uncomfortable mini-session.

England, who lead the five-Test series 2-0, suffered a blow during the morning when wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow had to leave the ground with what turned out to be a fractured finger.

Bairstow, a key part of the home teams batting line-up, was hit on the end of the middle finger by a James Anderson delivery but is expected to bat in their second innings.