IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 2 Highlights: India go 219/7 at stumps, trail by 134 more with Jurel in middle

India end the second day at 219/7 and are in some trouble. Dhurv Jurel is still in the middle for the hosts and Kuldeep has looked solid in defence too. The two have already added 42 for the 8th wicket but India still trail by 134, which seems too much looking at the pitch. How long can they keep doing it is the major question. We will join you for the third Day tomorrow.

Runs are drying up at the moment. Just 2 runs in the previous three overs, with two of them being maiden ones. Jurel is the key for India as they still trail by 147. How much can India cut it down?

And now India lose their 7th wicket in the form of Ashwin. Hartley gets him LBW as he beat his forward defence to pin him on the pads. Ashwin reviewed but it turned umpire's call on hitting. India 7 down and more than 175 behind

Sarfaraz Khan goes now! India are six wickets down as Tom Hartley has gotten his first wicket of the innings as he induced an outside edge getting Sarfaraz to hand a simple catch to Joe Root in slips.

England have lost their second review after skipper Ben Stokes went for the DRS to challenge an unsuccessful LBW appeal against Sarfaraz Khan. The replays showed that the ball would have gone on to miss the stumps after Sarfaraz was struck on his back leg.

Shoaib Bashir is wreaking havoc in Ranchi. Having gotten three wickets already, Bashir went through Yashasvi Jaiswal's defence to provide England with the biggest breakthrough. India are five down now and are still 188 runs behind England's first innings total.

All eyes are on Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan now. The two have performed many rescue acts for Mumbai in the domestic circuit and must pull off something similar today.

Play has resumed after tea and it will be interesting to see how the Indian batters will approach their innings in the final session of the day.

India are 131/4 at Tea on day 2. Jaiswal is unbeaten on 54 and Sarfaraz is batting on 1.

Shoaib Bashir gets his third of the match. He dismisses Ravindra Jadeja. India are four down.

Ravindra Jadeja smacks Tom Hartley for two consecutive sixes to announce his arrival in the middle. India are 129/3 after 36 overs.

Shoaib Bashir gets rid of Rajat Patidar as he departs for 17 off 42 balls. India are 112/3.

Yashasvi Jaiswal gets to his fifty with a single to mid-off. India are 105/2.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rajat Patidar take India over the 100-run mark.

Rajat Patidar replaces Shubman Gill in the middle.

Shoaib Bashir pins Shubman Gill in front of his stumps. Gill departs for 38 off 65 balls, India are 86/2.

The Indian duo has already added 70 runs for the second wicket and the English attack is looking out of sorts. India are 74/1 after 21 overs.

India have crossed their 50 with Jaiswal, Gill looking strong. Jaiswal is in his 30s and is looking very confident. Gill is getting his eye set in.

Shoaib Bashir starts the proceedings after lunch for England.

Lunch has been taken on day 2. India are 34/1 at the end of 10 overs. Shubman Gill is batting on 4* off 14 balls whereas Jaiswal is unbeaten on 27 off 38 deliveries.

Yashasvi Jaiswal creamed a straight drive down the ground for four and followed it up with a flick towards the fine leg fence to score consecutive boundaries off James Anderson's bowling in an attempt to wrestle back some momentum. India are 19/1 after 5 overs.

James Anderson gets Rohit Sharma caught behind. India are 4/1.

The two Indian openers are out there in the middle and James Anderson is operating with a brand new cherry in hand.

England fold for 353 as Ravindra Jadeja dismisses James Anderson.

England have posted a good total on this wicket that is deteriorating thick and fast. Joe Root is still holding the fort for the tourists.

Ravindra Jadeja flights one to Shoaib Bashir and the latter goes for a wild slog sweep, top-edging it to point. Rajat Patidar grabs a simple catch. England are 349/9.

Ravindra Jadeja gets rid of Ollie Robinson to get England's eighth wicket. England are 347/8 after 102.1 overs.

Ollie Robinson and Joe Root bring up a 100-run stand for the eighth wicket. England are 345/7 after 99.3 overs.

Ollie Robinson has scored his maiden Test fifty and is looking fairly comfortable out there in the middle. England are 336/7 after 96.2 overs.

Robinson races to his fifty with a boundary off Ravindra Jadeja. 

Ollie Robinson throws the kitchen sink at a wide one from Akash Deep and collects a four between point and cover. He is unbeaten on 40 off 74 balls.

Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep are operating in tandem for India. England are 307/7 after 92.2 overs.

Joe Root's hundred on day 1 helped him become the batter to score the most number of Test tons (10) against India. He went past Steve Smith (9 hundreds).

Jaiswal needs to score 139 runs in the first innings of the Ranchi Test to equal Vinod Kambli's all-time India record. Kambli is the fastest Indian to score 1000 Test runs as he achieved the landmark in just 14 innings.

Akash Deep played a key role on day 1 to help India make early inroads. He bagged the wickets of Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley and Ollie Pope and still stands a chance of bagging a five-for.

Joe Root played as many as 226 deliveries on day 1 of the Ranchi Test and looked at his vintage best. He didn't employ any innovative shots and aggregated his runs through conventional methods.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the ongoing India vs England 4th Test. Today, we'll bring t you all the live action from day 2 of the Ranchi Test. Day 1 was fully action-packed and day 2 promises to be no different as England look to post a sizeable first innings total on the board whereas India would aim to dismiss Joe Root early and mop up the English tail in a jiffy. Stay tuned for all the live updates.