India v England: Watch highlights from day one of the fourth Test in Mumbai

Ravichandran Ashwin took four wickets, including the vital strike of Keaton Jennings, as India fought back on day one of the fourth Test against England.

Jennings (112) made a superb start to Test cricket by hitting a hundred on debut, but two Ashwin (4-75) wickets in one over - Moeen Ali (50) and Jennings - brought the home side firmly back into the game.

Ashwin added the further scalp of Jonny Bairstow (14) - top-edging a sweep to backward square-leg - as three England wickets fell for 19 runs in the final session; the visitors ultimately closing on 288-5.

Click on the video above to see the best of the action from the first day in Mumbai.

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Jennings, into the side following injury to Haseeb Hameed - who was watching from the stands - notched his ton shortly before tea, reaching the milestone off 186 balls with a reverse-sweep.

The Durham opener was dropped on nought at gully and survived an lbw review on 10, but grew in confidence thereafter, becoming the 19th Englishman to score a century on debut and the first England opener to achieve the feat since Alastair Cook in Nagpur in 2006.

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Jennings shared a stand of 99 with his skipper, Cook (46), who passed 2,000 Test runs against India, but was stumped off Ravindra Jadeja (1-60) 15 minutes prior to lunch.

After Joe Root (21) was caught brilliantly at slip by Virat Kohli in the second session, Jennings put on a further 94 runs for the third wicket with Moeen, till he top-edged a slog-sweep straight up in the air.

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That triggered a plethora of wickets in the final session, before Ben Stokes (25no) and Jos Buttler (18no) battled through to stumps.

Meanwhile, there was a scare when umpire Paul Reiffel was hit on the head by a throw from Bhuvneshwar Kumar - the Australian has now headed to a local hospital for a scan.

Watch extended highlights from day one of the fourth Test at 2pm and 4.30pm on Sky Sports 2, with The Verdict following immediately afterwards.