Ollie Pope acknowledges the crowd after his 196 •Jan 28, 2024•Getty Images
A collapse of 4-24 ripped the guts out of the India middle order and reduced the home supporters to an eerie silence.
With India on the brink, KS Bharat and Ravichandran Ashwin combined for a rearguard partnership of 78 that made the crowd believe again. India had the momentum, only for Hartley to bowl Bharat with a beauty.
The extra time was allowed, the shadows closed in. Ashwin danced past Hartley to be stumped, but still India were not beaten.
Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj swiped 25 for the final wicket before Siraj was stumped off Hartley to spark wild England celebrations.
The second Test begins in Visakhapatnam on Friday, 2 February. (BBC)
Ollie Pope acknowledges the crowd after his 196 •Jan 28, 2024•Getty Images
