The fifth and final test match between England and India at Dharamsala has progressed quickly.
The hosts led by 255 runs at the end of the second day of play, with 473 runs after eight wickets had been lost in their opening innings.
With captain Rohit Sharma at 52 and Shubman Gill at 26, India began their first innings on 135 for one on the next morning.
As India approached a comprehensive four-one series victory, they both reached three figures, with half-centuries coming from Devdutt Padikkal and Sharfaraz Khan.
England’s most successful bowler was Shoaib Bashir.
At the end of the day, he had four wickets for 170 in 44 overs.
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