India kept themselves in the Test with some relentless bowling for a little over 90 minutes, but Rachin Ravindra and Tim Southee blew them away in the last 45 before lunch. India took four wickets for the addition of just 53 runs, but Ravindra and Southee then added an unbeaten 112 for the eighth wicket, currently the second-quickest partnership of 100-plus against India, to go to lunch with a lead of 299 runs. Ravindra raced away to his second Test century, and second international hundred in the city of his roots.