On the second day in Ranchi, England secured an early breakthrough by dismissing Rohit Sharma, ending their first innings at 353. Ollie Robinson impressed with his maiden Test fifty, but Ravindra Jadeja cleaned up the tail, restricting England's total. Robinson's aggressive play frustrated India, contributing to a partnership of over 100 runs. However, Jadeja's crucial breakthrough dismissed Robinson, and Shoaib Bashir's poor shot selection further hurt England. Despite Joe Root's resilience, Jadeja's three wickets in the morning session limited England, and they managed to strike early, removing Rohit with a catch off James Anderson. Yashasvi Jaiswal's form remains crucial for India's response.