IND vs ENG 4th Test day 3 Highlights: India go 40/0 at stumps, need 152 more to win

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal added 40 runs without losing wickets in eight overs as umpires called stumps on Day 3. India need 152 runs to win the game now. 

Indian openers Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal give India a flying start with aggressive cricket to put pressure on England. India - 33/0 in 5 overs and need 159 runs to win the match.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma are out in the middle to face the remaining play overs of Day 3. Joe Root to bowl the first over for England. 

Ashwin gets another. His fifer and England have been bowled out for 145. India need 192 to win the match and the series too. Anderson is the final one to fall as he looked to reverse hit it but could not get it well. The ball ricochets from his hip to the back of the bat and Jurel takes a good catch.

Ashwin now gets Foakes. In his previous over, he would have got him LBW but for a faint edge, he missed out on his 4th wicket. He now gets Foakes caught and bowled and sends England 9 down. The runs have dried up too. England have scored 10 runs in the last 10 overs. 

Only 7 overs are left after the ongoing 52nd over. Ashwin and Kuldeep are bowling in partnership but the two Englishmen are hanging in. The lead is yet to enter into 190s with England at 143/8

England are trying to hang in and take this lead past 200. Runs have dried up in the past few overs. Bashir and Foakes holding fort for the visitors and the Indians in look of another wicket

Kuldeep gets his third of the innings. He gets Hartley with Sarfaraz taking a good catch at mid-on. England 7 down. Make it 8 down now. Kuldeep has got Robinson out of LBW now. The batter reviews but its umpire's call on hitting the leg stump

Ravindra Jadeja got the wicket off the first ball of the third session. Bairstow is caught at short cover and India get their 6th. Jadeja gets his first of the innings. Tom Hartley joins Foakes, England little thin on batting now but have a fairly strong lead.

India go into the Tea after sending England 5 down by but the visitors have scored 120. Another low ball accounted for Stokes as Kuldeep got him little before the Tea break. England already have a lead of 166

Kuldeep Yadav cleans up Zak Crawley with a beauty of a delivery. That was on a good length and spun back sharply as Crawley looked to play through the covers, gets beaten and the stumps are broken. ENG 4 down now

England have already added 100 runs in just 26 overs in their second innings as the lead has gone past 150 for the visitors. Zak Crawley is looking really good while Jonny Bairstow has gotten a start after a questionable decision of Joe Root. India need wickets, desperately.

Rohit has introduced Kuldeep Yadav into the innings for the first time after 24 overs. Only Akash Deep has not been used now with Rohit going for Ashwin and Jadeja majorly in the innings so far.

The on-field umpire gave it not out. It appeared to be pitching outside leg but was just about in line (remember there's no umpire's call on pitching) and appeared to be hitting the stumps as R Ashwin got his third wicket.

R Ashwin opened the bowling for India and the move delivered the result for the hosts almost immediately. Ashwin dismissed Ben Duckett and Ollie Pope in quick succession to leave England in early trouble.

England have taken a 46-run lead in the first innings, which could have been a lot more if not for a star turnout from Dhruv Jurel in only his second Test. Jurel, who was on just 10 when R Ashwin got out, went on to score 90 runs. He did miss out on a well-deserved century but ensured that England didn't run away with the game.

Akash Deep just started to have some fun before Shoaib Bashir cut it short to plumb him in front. This was Bashir's maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket as England's instinctive selection comes off. India are nine down.

It has been an interesting session of play with a lot of things happening. It started with a watchful first hour after which Kuldeep Yadav was dismissed by James Anderson. Since then, Dhruv Jurel notched up his fifty, got dropped on 59 and has smashed a couple of sixes and as many boundaries to now be unbeaten on 80.

James Anderson's incoming delivery stayed low and Kuldeep Yadav got an inside edge onto the stumps for India to lose their 8th wicket. Anderson now has 698 wickets to his name and is just two away from the magical number.

The overnight unbeaten duo of Dhruv Jurel and Kuldeep Yadav have begun Day 3 in Ranchi on an overcast day watchfully as India look to reduce deficit, which is already 21 lower than what it was before the start.

Jurel, Kuldeep and India will have to play the match now by dividing it in small parts of 5-6 overs each. The compartmentalisation may help India reach the bigger goal - of reducing the deficit to the minimum - by setting and achieving the smaller ones.

Tom Hartley had his moment in the opening Test itself and this was an opportunity for the rookie Shoaib Bashir to have an impact on the most helpful surface for the slower bowlers in the series so far and the offie delivered. He bowled tight lines, got them to pitch on the spot consistently, didn't give the batters much room and got the rewards, four of them, which is best return in FC cricket.

After the middle-order shut shop, Dhruv Jurel and Kuldeep Yadav commendably got India through to the stumps with an unbeaten stand of 42 runs. It isn't much but looking at the situation India found themselves in, it is probably one of the biggest in the series for the hosts in terms of the value and the importance. But Jurel and Kuldeep know that they need to bat long and deep however they can.

With the ball keeping low and the odd one turning square off the crack, batting fourth won't be easy for India and they would have realised with the way they have batted so far second. Welcome to our live coverage of the third day of the 4th Test between India and England.