England v India, 4th Test, Ageas Bowl, 1st day
Leaping Bumrah, blurry Ishant
India were full of self-belief after a memorable win at Trent Bridge•Getty Images

Jennings didn't last long, Jasprit Bumrah flummoxing him with a ball that straightened sharply as he shouldered arms, playing for the angle across him•Getty Images

When Jonny Bairstow nicked Bumrah behind, England were 28 for 3, surely not what they would have wanted when they chose to bat first on a sunny Southampton morning•Getty Images

After lunch, England lost Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes, their second-innings heroes at Trent Bridge, to 86 for 6. Mohammed Shami, moving the ball both ways, took both wickets•AFP

With Moeen Ali digging in as well, England's seventh-wicket pair added a valuable 81 runs•Getty Images

...going to fifty with a six for the second time in the series•AFP

England made two changes to their side, but retained both their under-pressure openers, Keaton Jennings and Alastair Cook•Getty Images

Bumrah could have had Joe Root lbw too, had he not overstepped•Getty Images

It only got worse when Hardik Pandya came on and sent back Cook, who had survived a testing first hour only to fall to a loose jab outside off•Getty Images

It was tough going for the batsmen, with the fast bowlers finding plenty of swing and a bit of seam too•Getty Images

Moeen fell for 40, when he top-edged a slog-sweep off R Ashwin to be caught by Bumrah•AFP

Curran and Stuart Broad put on 63 for the ninth wicket, before Bumrah struck again•Getty Images

It was Ishant Sharma who ended up dismissing Root with a big inswinger•PA Images

India were right on top, and fans both inside and outside Ageas Bowl were glued to the action•Getty Images

Not for the first time in the series, though, England's batting depth came to the rescue, with Sam Curran playing his strokes confidently•Getty Images

Curran continued to hold up India, though...•AFP

Curran was last man out for 78, as England scraped their way up to 246, but India's openers survived until the close unscathed to set the seal on an impressive display•Getty Images