08 Sep, 23:07 (IST)

That's the end of second day's play. England dominated the play through out the day. India end the day on 174 for six and trail by 158 more runs. Hanuma Vihari and Ravindra Jadeja are the unbeaten at the crease. Join us back tomorrow for third day's play! Full Scorecard.

08 Sep, 22:54 (IST)

Gone! Another wicket for Ben Stokes, regulation catch at first slip. Alastair Cook takes the catch. Stokes is rewarded for bowling on the right line. 

08 Sep, 22:52 (IST)

Ben Stokes gets the big wicket. Indian captain has edged it to the second slip. Joe Root takes the chase. Kohli chased the wide ball and had to pay the price. 

08 Sep, 21:46 (IST)

Superb bowling this by James Anderson. He was looking threatening and now has picked two wickets in quick succession. Ajinkya Rahane departs for eight-ball duck. He is caught in the slips cordon by Alastair Cook. 

08 Sep, 21:39 (IST)

Finally, James Anderson is rewarded for bowling well. He picks Cheteshwar Pujara. The right-handed batsman went close to the ball and got the outside edge. Jonnny Bairstow takes an easy catch. 

08 Sep, 20:54 (IST)

England pick another wicker as KL Rahul departs. Sam Curran gets rid of the Indian opener. Rahul is bowled. Superb delivery that, went slightly away after pitching. Rahul thought he had the angle covered but that wasn't the case. 

08 Sep, 20:00 (IST)

KL Rahul is playing aggressively, not afraid to take risk. And that has worked for his thus far. Meanwhile, Pujara is happy to play defensively from other end. 

08 Sep, 19:05 (IST)

Stuart Broad strikes for England early. He has trapped Shikhar Dhawan in front of the wickets. The ball was coming back into the left-hander, he misses it and is trapped in front. Dhawan wanted to take DRS, but was little late.

08 Sep, 18:46 (IST)

That's end of England's innings. Jos Buttler is the last man to be dismissed. He is caught in the slips, looking to the extra cover. Ravindra Jadeja picks his fourth wicket. Buttler departs for well made 89.

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The day 2 of the India vs England 5th Test series is turning out to be an interesting one. On the day 1, before the lunch, it looked as if the Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali would walk away with the game putting up a hefty total for the opponents. However, once Cook departed, Ali after making a half-century made way to the pavilion. No other England batsmen could survive the fiery Indian pacers.

Sam Curran who had troubled the Indians earlier in the series too departed for a duck. Ditto with England captain Joe Root. By the end of the day, England could only put up 198 runs on the board. Kudos to the Indian bowlers who did their job extremely well. Throughout the series, batting has been an only headache for Virat Kohli. As per accuweather.com, the day 2 is expected to have passing showers. It will be interesting to see how the Indian batters respond to the changing situation. Stay with us for the live blog of the Day 2!