In Pictures: How India Collapsed to 78-All Out on Day 1 of 3rd Test
India were bowled out for 78 by England which is their ninth lowest total in Test history.
India were jolted in the very first over when an outswinger from James Anderson took the outside edge of KL Rahul's bat before nestling into the wicketkeeper's gloves. Rahul was out for a four-ball duck with India 1/1 in 0.5 overs. (AP Photo)
Cheteshwar Pujara was the next to depart, also falling to the swing of Anderson - getting a thick outside edge to be out caught behind on 1 off 9. India 4/2 in 4.1 overs. (AFP Photo)
Anderson sprinted to the slip cauldron in pure joy after he got the big fish - India captain Virat Kohli - cheaply for his third wicket of the innings. Kohli walked back after managing 7 with India 21/3 in 10.5 overs. (AP Photo)
A partnership was brewing between Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma but the former poked at one from Ollie Robinson right before the lunch break to hand Buttler his fourth catch of the session. Rahane scored 18 off 54. India 56/4 in 25.5 overs. (AFP Photo)
India may have hoped that Rishabh Pant would produce one of his famous counterattacking innings. However, that wasn't to be as the wicketkeeper-batter fell to Robinson right after the lunch break on 2 off 9. India 58/5 in 29.1 overs. (AP Photo)
Rohit, right, was resisting from one end but Craig Overton broke through his patience delivering a short ball that the Indian opener duly went after to be caught for 19 off 105. India 67/6 in 36.4 overs. (AP Photo)
In walked Mohammed Shami, who struck a match-turning fifty at Lord's. He was gotten rid of by Overton for a first-ball duck. India 67/7 in 36.5 overs. (AFP Photo)
Ravindra Jadeja (right) couldn't do much either as he reviewed an lbw decision but the DRS didn't save him. He scored 4 off 29 before falling to Sam Curran. India 67/8 in 37.2 overs. (AFP Photo)
