In Rajkot Test, England extended their lead to 163 after bowling out India for 488 and then ending the fourth day of the opening cricket Test at 114 for no loss.Haseeb Hameed on 62 and Alastair Cook on 46 will resume England's second innings tomorrow. In the morning, India resumed at the overnight 319 for four and lost wickets steadily barring a 64-run seventh wicket stand between Ravichandran Ashwin, who made 70 and wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha scored 35. India lost the wickets of captain Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane in the pre-lunch session and the rest in the session before tea. Rahane and Kohli departed in the span of under 15 minutes. Kohli became the first Indian skipper in over 65 years to be dismissed hit-wicket. The last-wicket stand between Ashwin, who was 49 when the ninth wicket fell, and Mohammed Shami, not out 8, kept England on the field longer than they may have expected and helped India cut the lead to below 50.All the Indian wickets that fell today were claimed by the English spin trio of leggie Adil Rashid, off-spinner Moeen Ali and left-arm spinner Zafar Ansari. Rashid took 4 wickets while Ali and Ansari bagged 2 wickets each. The other two wickets were shared equally by pacers Stuart Broad and Ben Stokes. Earlier, England had amassed 537 in their first innings on back of Joe Root, Moeen Ali and Ben Stokes' century. This is the first of the 5 Test matches to be played. The next match will be played at Vishakhapatnam from 17th of this month.