Umesh Yadav struck in his first over to dismiss night-watchman Craig Overton.

Rohit Sharma took a sharp catch at second slip to help India dismiss the other overnight batsman, Dawid Malan.

Ollie Pope survived a testing Bumrah spell to get his innings going.

India's third and fourth seamers were profligate allowing England to build a partnership from a precarious 62/5

There was another case of a pitch invasion, highlighting the lapse security protocols at the English grounds.

Mohammed Siraj broke the 89-run sixth wicket stand by trapping Bairstow LBW.

On his home ground, Ollie Pope motored along serenely to score his 6th Test fifty and take England into the lead.

Moeen Ali made 35 in a 71-run stand with Pope before miscuing a slog-sweep off Ravindra Jadeja.

Ollie Pope scored 81 before dragging a Shardul Thakur delivery on to his stumps.

Chris Woakes scored 50 and a 35-run stand for the final wicket gave England a 99-run first-innings lead.

Jasprit Bumrah appeared to suffer a bout of cramps late on Day 2.

KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma saw off the final hour of play, also wiping out 43 off the 99-run deficit along the way.