England endured a dreadful morning on the opening day of the fourth Test at the Ageas Bowl as India picked up where they left off just over a week ago.
Having elected to bat the hosts were undone by a combination of good swing and seam bowling and poor batting to slump to 57 for four at lunch.
Under-pressure Keaton Jennings set the tone for the first session with a bizarre dismissal just 13 balls in.
A difficult start for us this morning.
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— England Cricket (@englandcricket) August 30, 2018
Jasprit Bumrah found some prodigious late movement and with the ball coming back into the left-hander, Jennings offered no shot as it hit him on his back leg.
Captain Joe Root survived one lbw appeal by Bumrah thanks to a no-ball but with the score on 15 he was not so lucky.
The England captain called for a review after being pinned in front by an inswinging delivery but even that could not save him from a cheap dismissal as Ishant Sharma claimed his 250th Test wicket.
When Alastair Cook fell half-an-hour before lunch steering a wide one to Virat Kohli at third slip off Hardik Pandaya, the home side limped towards the interval with wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant dropping a difficult chance from Jos Buttler.
