India v England: How day two of third Test played out on social media
By Callum MatthewsBBC Sport
Axar Patel took 5-32 for match figures of 11-70 in only his second Test
The second - and final - day of the third Test between India and England in Ahmedabad was simply chaotic.
Only 59.4 overs were bowled but 17 wickets fell for just 176 runs as India wrapped up an emphatic 10-wicket win to take a 2-1 lead in the four-Test series.
Here s how it all played out on social media.
Leach and Rootalitharan give England hope
After bowling England out for 112 on day one, India resumed on 99-3, looking to build a big first-innings lead and bat only once on a pitch already offering significant spin.
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