England bowlers pushed India on the backfoot on day four of the second Test at Lord's as the hosts claimed three quick wickets against the visitors.
India lost captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Stuart Binny in quick succession followed by Murali Vijay's wicket on 95.
However, Ravindra Jadeja counter-attacked and kept the lead on the rise and currently India lead by 243 runs at lunch.
India still has three more wickets remaining and would push for a target of 300 runs as play resumes after lunch. England has yet left to bat.
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