India vs England Highlights, 3rd Test, Day 4: Root, bowlers lead ENG to an innings and 76 runs win to level series 1-1

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Ollie Robinson is the man of the match for his figures of 2/16 and 5/65

"It's a dream to be honest, to get a man of the match award in my first win for England. I enjoyed bowling here before, and it's nice to use the conditions here, so I'm happy to get a five-for here. To bowl with Jimmy and learn from him is an honour. It has only improved my game. I keep learning and trying to be as good as possible. It's nice to get Kohli, after he got me for two fours in the over - it's a simple plan to Virat, fourth and fifth stump, get it to angle away, and hope he nicks it and he did."

"It was a fantastic and clinical performance from the bowlers. The two big lads put loads of pressure with three maidens, and we had a really good opportunity to take wickets and we took them ruthlessly. We know we are capable of performances like this, and we have the talent, that opening stand was fantastic too. We controlled and hung in with the new ball, and we reaped the rewards. Anderson churns out performances like that and that's why he's the GOAT of Test cricket. He's very fit and sets an example for the other bowlers."

"Dawid played beautifully and started a bit cautiously, but once he got going, he was fluent like he'd been playing the last few years, so the international experience came to the fore. As a batter, you are expected to go out and score every time and I am happy I've managed to score a few. It's been a while since I got a hundred in my home ground and I hope we can carry this form forward as a team into the Oval. Robinson has been brilliant, and he's asked good questions of their defense. He's managed to move the ball throughout the innings, not just with the new ball. Sam is a talented player, and he may not be at his absolute best, but he will do special things for England. He showed last time we played India that he could play wonderful knocks, take key wickets, so I'm not worried about him at all. He has a lot of character and he will get better sooner rather than later. Buttler's availability will be known in the next few days (paternity leave). As this is my home ground, I've watched a lot of cricket here, so I thank them for all the great support."

"It's down to scoreboard pressure. We knew we were up against it when we were out for 80 and the opposition put up a big score. We put up crucial partnerships and saw the day through, but the pressure from the English bowlers was brilliant this morning and we didn't respond well. Batting collapses can happen in this country, the pitch was good to bat on, but their discipline with the ball forced us to make a few mistakes, and it was difficult to deal with spells where we weren't getting runs. We didn't make good decisions as a batting side. The pitch looked good to bat on, and when England batted it hadn't changed much, so they had a lot more intent with the bat, made better decisions. They were the deserving side to win."

"You could say that we don't have enough batting depth, but the top order has to give enough runs to the lower middle order to step up. The lower order can't bail the team out all the time. We don't have much other than the batting in the second innings to take from this game in terms of positives. Playing another spinner would depend on the pitch and we'll take a call later. It depends on the moisture and how it will hold up for the five days. The pressure from the fourth seamer is important sometimes and sometimes we have to make sure taking only three seamers means that the spinners have to come in quickly. We need to correct our flaws quickly and we've done this before, and we look forward to the Oval Test."

The presentation ceremony

England beat India by an innings and 76 runs to level the series 1-1. It all began with Ollie Robinson dismissing Cheteshwar Pujara on 91 as he, along with Kohli, failed to add a single run to their 99-run partnership. Soon after, Virat Kohli got to his first fifty of the series but fell to Ollie Robinson. From thereafter, India witnessed a massive collapse. Robinson completed his five-wicket haul, while James Anderson and Moeen Ali picked up a wicket each. A three-wicket haul by Overton cleaned up India's tail.

This emphatic win means England level the series 1-1

EDGED AND TAKEN! Siraj falls for a duck as India is bowled out for 278 in 993. overs.

England win by an innings and 76 runs

Mohammed Siraj is the last man in

OUT! Ravindra Jadeja is dismissed by Craig Overton after edging the ball to Jos Buttler.

IND 278/9 after 99.1 overs

Another change in the attack as Craig Overton is introduced into the attack

FOUR! Hard hands while driving on the up by Jadeja and he hits another four in the long-off region.

FOUR! Another good shot from Jadeja. Short and wide from Jadeja. He waits for the ball to come to him and just guides the ball past to the third man boundary.

FOUR! He does it again and through the same gap. This time, closer to gully and with more wrist work.

IND 276/8 after 98 overs, trail by 78 runs

SIX! Jadeja steps out to Moeen Ali and tonks him for a six over long-off.

Bumrah survives the last ball of the over.

IND 264/8 after 97 overs, trail by 90 runs.

Jasprit Bumrah defends the final ball of the over.

What a spell it has been by Robinson this morning. Four wickets today and he has mostly sealed the win for England

OUT! Five-wicket haul for Ollie Robinson. His latest scalp is Ishant Sharma, who nicks the ball to the keeper on 2

IND 257/8 after 95.5overs, trail by 97 runs

Ishant Sharma walks in next

IND 256/7 after 95 overs, trail by 98 runs

Interesting choice here from Root. He has brought on Moeen Ali here.

And it pays off !Moeen Ali clean bowls Shami here, who has to depart for 6.

Tossed up and it lands on one of the footmarks. The ball turns in sharply and comfortably beat Shami's defense.

IND 254/7 after 94.2 overs, trail by 100 runs

Mohammed Shami is trapped by Robinson. Umpire gave it out but Shami reviewed it. The replay showed the ball was missing the leg stump.

He survives, for now

FOUR! Overpitched from Anderson and Jadeja drives the ball to the long-off fence for four

FOUR! Streaky but he'll take it. A thick outside edge runs wide and behind point for four.

IND 247/6 after 93 overs

OUT! India falling like a pack of cards

Pant falls for one after nicking one to Overton in the slip cordon

India in all sorts of trouble now.

Shami walks in as India's tail begins

IND 239/6 after 92 overs, trail by 115 runs

Ravindra Jadeja is the next man in.

It will be interesting to see how Pant bats now.

The players will now take a drinks break

OUT! Ajinkya Rahane perishes too! James Anderson, for all his hard work, has finally received his reward. AND HE IS HAPPY! LEAPS AND PUNCHES THE AIR!

Once again, it's the wobble seam that gets him the wicket. Rahane pokes at one around the 5th stump line and he pays the price for it. Buttler with another catch to his name

He goes for 10, IND 239/5 after 92 overs, trail by 115 runs

Wow, so much has happened in this opening hour of Day 4.

Pant to Anderson is another interesting battle.

OUT! And Virat Kohli perishes for 55! Robsinon persists with the fourth-stump line, pitches it a tad shorter and it was good enough to induce an edge from Kohli. A good catch taken by Root at first slip

IND 237/4 after 90 overs, trail by 117 runs

FOUR! Fifty for skipper Kohli, first of the series and he brings it up with typical Virat style. Overpitched on middle-stump line from Robinson. Kohli obliges as he flicks the ball beautifully through the deep mid-wicket for four.

FOUR! SAVE YOUR LEGS! A fraction full from Robinson this time, Kohli present the full face of the bat with the on-drive and beats the mid-on fielder, who happens to be Anderson