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Buttler scored 69 and put on vital lower-order partnerships with Ben Stokes and Sam Curran as England recovered from 122 for five to finish at 260 for eight eight at stumps.
In contrast to Moeen Ali's five-wicket haul, Ashwin struggled to get going on Saturday and finished with 1-78 in 35 overs despite his good bowling form earlier in the series.
Despite India maintaining the upper hand during the first two sessions, the English batsmen put on a resilient battle at Rose Bowl as Jos Buttler's fifty lead the hosts to a 233 lead.
Jos Buttler's half-century lead the way for the hosts as the England batsmen frustrated the Indian bowlers to survive a two-paced track at Rose Bowl, extending their lead to 233 at the end of Day 3.
Drawing a comparison with his Test hundred in 2016 in Colombo, Pujara hoped this innings turns out to be series defining.
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England now have a competitive lead of 233 runs and it could be a tricky chase for the Indian line-up especially with the track being two-paced.
Kohli was so amused by the hotel staff's "sweet gesture" that he tweeted the photo of a special note by them.
Bangar said India could have been in a better position had Pandya and Ashwin applied themselves a little more. India were all out for 273 on Friday in response to England's 246.
Pujara becomes the second batsman after Virat Kohli, to score a century in the on-going five-match Test series against England. This is also his maiden ton on English soil.
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Gavaskar feels Bumrah should learn from his mistakes as it was not the first time the pacer has picked up a wicket on an illegal delivery.
Curran scored his second Test half-century as England recovered from 86-6 to finish with 246 runs on the first day of fourth Test match.
Bumrah said India were happy to be in the position they are in and will look to exert further control in the match on day two morning.
The Indian openers, Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul have seen off the tricky phase (20-odd minutes) to head back unscathed to their dressing room.
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