India in the driving seat as Mohammed Siraj spoils England's party
England counter-punched, but it's India who wrestled back control of the second Test at Edgbaston on Friday.
Ben Duckett century guides England to Test victory against India on final day at Headingley
Starting the day on 21 for no wicket, Duckett and opening partner Zak Crawley took England through to the lunch interval on 117 without loss.
The second session was more eventful as India roared back into the contest, breaking the opening stand, which had grown to 188, as Crawley was caught at slip off the bowling of seamer Prasidh Krishna for 65.
Prasidh then made a double breakthrough to bowl Ollie Pope to leave England on 206-2 before Joe Root buckled down and formed an important partnership with Duckett.
The left-handed opener went to his sixth Test hundred and eventually made his way to 149 before India again refused to lie down, Shardul Thakur getting Duckett for 149 and then Harry Brook first ball to leave the hosts on 253-4.
Captain Ben Stokes joined Root at the crease and the experienced pair brought calm to proceedings to put on a partnership of 49 before the skipper was out in the final session to spinner Ravidra Jadeja for 33.
Root and wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith then made sure there were no further alarms with an unbroken 71-run stand to see England over the line with Root 53 not out and his junior partner 44 not out.
England go 1-0 in the five-match Test series with the second match set to start on 2 July at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
Shubman Gill's epic 269 sparks India's dominance as England crumble at Edgbaston
Shubman Gill's colossal 269 runs powered India to a commanding 587, setting the stage for a ruthless bowling display that left England reeling at 77-3 after day two of the second Test at Edgbaston.
The curious case of India resting chief destroyer Jasprit Bumrah
India choosing to rest their premier strike bowler Jasprit Bumrah in the midst of a vital Test series has left many cricket fans scratching their heads.
Shubman Gill century puts India in control at Edgbaston
Shubman Gill continued his dream start to captaincy with a second consecutive Test century, steering India to 310 for 5 on the opening day of the second Test against England at Edgbaston.