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Eng 423-8 decl (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 & 58-3 (18 ovs) | Scorecard
Eng 423-8 decl (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 & 50-3 (16 ovs) | Scorecard
Eng 423-8 decl (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 & 42-3 (12 ovs) | Scorecard
Eng 423-8 (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 & 40-3 (10 ovs) | Scorecard
Eng 423-8 decl (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 & 15-3 (6 ovs) | Scorecard
Eng 423-8 (112.3 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Eng 387-6 (109 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Eng 357-6 (102 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Eng 344-4 (100 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Eng 311-2 (90 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Eng 279-2 (82 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Root scored his 14th Test ton from 151 balls.
Misfield and Cook steals another single. Root later sends a wide ball from Shami to the boundary.
Eng 258-2 (78 ovs) & 332 vs India 292 | Scorecard
Vihari scored 56 and put on a vital 77-run partnership with Ravindra Jadeja (86 not out) to help India post 292 in their first innings on Day 3 on Sunday.
England finished the day with a lead of 154 runs. The home team has already sealed the five-match series 3-1.
"I called him the day before I made my debut. He spoke to me for a couple of minutes and I thought it eased my nerves a little bit. He is a legend of the game; and his inputs especially in the batting department (helped me)," Vihari said on Sunday of the influence of the former captain, who is currently the India 'A' coach.
"He just told me that 'you have the skill set; you have the mind set and the temperament, just go out there and enjoy yourself'...I would like to give him a lot of credit because my journey with India 'A' was very important for me to come here, his inputs made me a better player."
Cook and Joe Root (29) guided England to 114 for two in 43 overs at stumps to swell their overall lead to 154 runs.
Cook, England's record Test-run scorer, who scored 71 in the first innings of his record-extending 161st Test, walked out in the sunshine to a loud and prolonged standing ovation as he prepared to bring down the curtain on his 12-year Test career, having announced his international retirement.
Mohammed Shami dismissed Keaton Jennings early for 10 while Moeen Ali was bowled by Ravindra Jadeja for 20 before England's two most experienced batsmen steadied the ship.
Earlier, A superb unbeaten 86 by Ravindra Jadeja and a debut half-century by Hanuma Vihari helped India stage a late fightback in their first innings.
Having begun the day on 174-6 in reply to England's first-innings 332, India were eventually all out for 292 having clawed to within 40 of parity.