इंग्लैंड vs भारत, चौथा टेस्ट Commentary, Live Updates

No run.

Full, around off, swinging in, KL watches it closely and pushes it towards mid on.

4 more balls for Lunch then.

On a length, just around off, 132 kph, Rahul defends.

Full, around off, KL Rahul lunges to defend.

Around off, on a good length, Gill looks to defend but the ball jags back in off the inside edge, onto the body.

Off the mark, are India, in their second innings. Pitched on a length around middle and off, swinging down like a banana, Rahul works it towards backward square leg in the deep for a single.

On a good length, outside off, nipping back in, KL Rahul looks to flick but misses and is hit on the thigh. The ball drops down on the pitch.

Around off, moving away, Rahul keeps his bat behind his pad.

On a length, outside off, hits something and jags away, beating Rahul's poke.

Full, outside off, left alone.

So Woakes does not love just Lord's.  His love for Trafford is old and legendary. He now has 38 wickets in Manchester, the most by him at any venue in Tests, averaging 17.73. It will be Jofra Archer to share the new ball.

LBW appeal but no hattrick. Expected ball. Woakes goes for the magic ball, the booming inswinger, but gets it too straight. It is down the leg side and Gill misses his flick, getting hit on the pads. Woakes puts on a theatric appeal for LBW but the umpire stands firm. No review taken. What a start from Woakes!

Skipper Shubman Gill walks in next, at number 4, replacing Sai Sudharsan.

OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Two in two! And Woakes is on a hattrick! More problems of batting for the break. Indecision on the mind. A short ball, outside off, from around the wicket, Sai Sudharsan is hanging back, probably thinking whether to play at it or let it go. He tries to withdraw his bat at the last moment but is pretty late. The ball has extra bounce, takes the outside edge and flies straight to Harry Brook at second slip. Another duck for the youngster.

Sai Sudharsan walks in next, at number 3, replacing Yashasvi Jaiswal.

OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! This is exactly why India should have tried and avoided taking the last wicket before 5.20 pm IST (1150 GMT). The last 15-20 minutes before a break are extremely difficult for a batter and that too, against a brand new ball, even more so. The near-perfect start for England as they get a wicket in the first over. Almost a replica of the first innings, where there too, in the first over, Jaiswal had got an edge, but on that occasion, it had not carried. On a length, outside off, from around the wicket, coming in, Yashasvi Jaiswal looks to work it to the leg side but the new ball straightens at the last moment, has some zip and squares him up. Takes the leading edge and goes straight to Joe Root at first slip. He shells it, but such is his luck that he manages to grab it in the second attempt! Woakes starts off on a celebratory run while Root manages a hearty laugh. A duck for the half centurion from the first innings and WOAKES NOW HAS THE MOST WICKETS AT ANY VENUE HE HAS BOWLED IN TEST CRICKET!

Landed outside off, solidly defended this time.

Short and wide outside off, Jaiswal slashes hard but misses.

Full and outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal lets it pass.