IND vs ENG 3rd Test Highlights: India register biggest win by runs, beat England by 434 runs

It's all over. Mark Wood's fun is over. Bazball's efforts over. India register a huge win here by 434 runs. India's biggest win by runs. They bowl England out for just 122. Jadeja gets his fifer, Kuldeep gets two and one each for Bumrah and Ashwin. Jaiswal's double ton powered them to 430, setting a daunting target of 556. In the fourth innings, the English side was completely blown away. India lead the series 2-1 now

First wicket for Ravichandran Ashwin in this innings as he bowls out Tom Hartley to give India their 9th wicket. England - 91/9 in 36.2 overs.

Foakes and Hartley are giving a little fightback. They have put 27 runs for the 8th wicket

England are 7 down now. Rehan is caught out at long-on to Kuldeep. The Indians are delighted, English fans in shock as to what they are watching. 

England are finding it very hard to stay in the game. They are 4 down now for not even 50 on the board.

India all over England now. Jadeja gets Pope caught at slips with a very sharp catch from Rohit Sharma. 

India have gotten the first breakthrough in the form of Ben Duckett. Duckett called for the run after hitting it towards mid-on, which Zak Crawley denied. However, Duckett had run halfway down and Siraj's pin-point throw was collected by Dhruv Jurel, who had started running from his position as soon as he saw the left-hander getting off for the run. A brilliant take and run out from Dhruv handed India their first wicket.

The England openers - Crawley and Duckett have helped the team get off to strong starts. They would be looking to do the same in this innings too. They probably don't have much choices too.

India have declared now. They set a daunting 557-run target for the English side. Sarfaraz got two sixes and a four to take India to 430. Jaiswal has got his double, India over 550 and Rohit thought it is the right time to call them in.

India are piling on runs and the Mumbai duo of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan have toyed with England's bowling attack. Sarfaraz has reached his second consecutive half-century and Yasjhasvi Jasiwal reached his double century in back-to-back Test matches.

India's lead has crossed 500 now. These two are taking the team very well. Jaiswal is inches away from a 200 and Sarfaraz is little away from 50.

Yashasvi Jaiswal gets to his third 150 in the Test format. He cuts Anderson towards third man for a single to get to the mark. This is his third 100 and all of them have been over 150. Speaks volumes of his talent.

Team India's lead has reached 440 with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan looking really solid. The duo will hope to add 80-100 runs more for India to set a target of 500-plus for England in the final innings to chase.

The young duo of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan has taken India's lead past 400 and England, it seems, have dropped their guard and have gone completely on the backfoot.

Rehan Ahmed has now dismissed India's night watchman Kuldeep Yadav and the hosts have now lost a couple of wickets on the fourth morning of Test match. Sarfaraz Khan has arrived at the crease now and expect the run rate to go up now.

Yashasvi Jaiswal has returned to the batting crease after having retired hurt on Day 3, at the fall of Shubman Gill's wicket. Kuldeep Yadav has gone on to score 27 runs now and is looking really good.

Ohh no! Shubman Gill has been run out at the non-striker's end. Kuldeep looked to clear mid-on but Stokes ran to his left and got to the ball quickly. Gill went for the run and was late to return and was caught short of the crease. Jaiswal, unbeaten on 104, has returned to bat after retiring hurt on Day 3

"Not sure but I think Ash bhai might be coming back," said Kuldeep Yadav. After which ESPNCricinfo reported that Ashwin is indeed returning to the Rajkot Test for India.

Kuldeep Yadav is playing his 10th Test and hit his first-ever six in the format off Tom Hartley as the left-handed batter as a night watchman looked good with the bat.

Shubman Gill, after recording a 9-ball duck in the first innings, applied himself better with a technical tweak and got the result. Gill is unbeaten on 65 and will hope to get his second consecutive Test century as well.

If conceding a lead of 126 runs wasn't enough, the day got even worse for England with India adding 196 runs on the third day. Yashasvi Jaiswal was the star of the show with a consecutive Test century as India kept England bowlers for the most part at bay in the second innings.

At 207/2, England had the best opportunity to get closer to India's first innings total but it wasn't to be as Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav ran through the visitors' line-up. Apart from Ben Stokes' rescue act for a bit, none of the England batters offered much resistance and India ended up with a massive lead of 126 runs.