Yashasvi Jaiswal struck a magnificent century to help the hosts end Day 3 at 196/2.
They had earlier in the day bowled England out for 319 to take a 126-run lead into the first innings. Four wickets were secured by Mohammed Siraj.
The margin of victory for India presently stands at 322 runs. The day’s report is attached.
Unfortunate beginning for Britain
Britain, who were 207/2 at stumps on Day 2, would be destroyed in the wake of overseeing only 112 runs for the deficiency of eight wickets on Day 3.
They experienced two significant blows in the initial 30 minutes with Joe Root (18) and Jonny Bairstow (0) leaving in progressive overs.
Centurion Ben Duckett could add 20 rushes to his short-term absolute.
Even though captain Ben Stokes (41) and Ben Foakes (13) added 39 runs for the sixth wicket, England lost five wickets for 20 runs. After that, wickets fell in a group.
The guests went from 299/5 to 319/10 as Siraj tidied up the tail, scalping three of the last four wickets.
Siraj got done with 4/84, his best Test figures in India. He has now dashed to 72 Test scalps (25 against Britain).
500 FC wickets for Jadeja
Jadeja excused two or three players to wrap up with 2/51 (10 overs).
He has dashed beyond 500 FC scalps (501), averaging 24 or more.
In addition, the veteran became only the second left-arm spinner to score 200 home Test wickets (201).
While he presently claims 282 Test wickets, 58 of his wickets have come against Britain.
He also scored a brilliant ton earlier in the game.
India Centurion got off to a great start in the first innings, but Rohit Sharma only managed 19 runs in his second innings, which resulted in Root’s dismissal.
By and by, Jaiswal adapted to the situation.
He combined efforts with Shubman Gill and the pair recorded a 150 or more stand, taking India’s lead past 300.
Jaiswal additionally raised his second 100 years of the series simultaneously. India scored 196/2 to win the day.