After taking the second new ball, India claimed England’s last five wickets for 20 runs in just 44 balls to dismiss the home team for 407 – Brook and Smith accounted for 342 of those runs – and take a lead of 180 into the second innings. England had a remarkable six ducks in total, and Siraj’s figures of 6-70.

England were bowled out for 407 in the first innings to trail India by 180 runs on day three of the second test at Edgbaston, where Jamie Smith was stranded on 184 not out while Harry Brook scored 158.

Jamie Smith hit an unbeaten 184 whilst Harry Brook added 158 to give England hope in the second Test, but India remain in control, closing day three on 64-1, a lead of 244 at Edgbaston.