England lead by 366 runs with 6 wickets remaining
Day 4 - Session 2
94.2
Vihari to Cook, OUT, Vihari is on a hat-trick. Would you believe it? He has dismissed two centurions in two balls.
Every single Indian fielder shakes his hand. The last walk back for Cook.
What a career. The old batsman has left the crease.
And we know that he is done
AN Cook c โ Pant b Vihari 147 (286b 14x4 0x6) SR: 51.39
94.1
Vihari to Root, OUT, Vihari has got a wicket in his first Test. And that too of the opposition captain. Root is looking for quick runs, and tries to slog-sweep this but it stops after pitching in the rough and takes a top edge to deep midwicket where substitute Pandya takes the catch
JE Root c sub (HH Pandya) b Vihari 125 (190b 12x4 1x6) SR: 65.78
JM Bairstow b Mohammed Shami 18 (27b 3x4 0x6) SR: 66.66
100.4
Mohammed Shami to Bairstow, five penalty runs. Helmet is the long stop for Pant.
This ball is wobbling big time, beats Bairstow's inside edge, and then goes through Pant's gloves too.
Hits the helmet behind him smack.
Kohli sees the funny side of it and pushes the helmet further back
They are checking the no-ball. It is very close.
The umpire has to decide whether his heel is in the air behind the crease when the toe lands.
It is not very clear either way but the benefit of the doubt goes to the bowler
94.3
Jimmy to Shami, BOWLED 'IM! Anderson does it with the final wicket of the series! Middle stump is flattened! - and Anderson becomes the most prolific fast bowler in history
surpassing Glen McGrath !
