India on top in Chennai
India seized control of the second Test after their spinners wreaked havoc on a dust bowl and skittled out England for 134 on Sunday. (ANI/BCCI Photo)
Rohit, Pujara stretch lead
The hosts finished day two on 54/1 for an overall lead of 249 runs on a deteriorating track. Rohit Sharma, who smashed 161 in the first innings, was batting on 25 with Cheteshwar Pujara on seven at the other end. (BCCI Photo)
India post 329 in first innings
Earlier, Moeen Ali and Olly Stone split the last four Indian wickets as the hosts added 29 runs to their overnight score before being all out for 329 in their first innings. (ECB Photo)
Another fifty for Pant
Rishabh Pant was left stranded on 58 not out, having hit three sixes in his 77-ball blitz. (BCCI Photo)
India's deadly spin attack
India unleashed their three-pronged spin attack as they looked to level the series at 1-1. On a pitch where the ball was kicking up dust, England's reply got off to a woeful start as they lost four wickets before lunch. (BCCI Photo)
Ishant provides early breakthrough
Ishant Sharma trapped Rory Burns lbw for a duck and Dom Sibley fell for 16 after India successfully reviewed a not-out decision. (BCCI Photo)
Axar gets the prized wicket
Debutant Axar Patel dealt the biggest blow by dismissing Joe Root for six to claim his maiden Test wicket. The England captain fluffed his sweep shot offering a top-edge to Ravichandran Ashwin at short fine-leg. (ANI/BCCI Photo)
Another fifer for Ashwin
The touring side's middle-order caved in after the interval. Ashwin claimed the important wicket of Ben Stokes, dismissing the all-rounder bowled for 18. Ashwin returned figures of 5-43 while Ishant and Patel claimed two wickets apiece. (ANI/BCCI Photo)
Siraj joined the party
India did not feel the need to use second seamer Mohammed Siraj until the 39th over. Finally pressed into the attack, Siraj ended Ollie Pope's promising knock of 22 with his first delivery. (ANI/BCCI Photo)
Foakes top scored for England
Ben Foakes, playing his first match of the four-Test series, top-scored with an unbeaten 42 as England avoided the follow-on but conceded a first-innings lead of 195 runs. (ECB Photo)