India vs England 2nd Test: Visitors suffer another innings defeat, trail 2-0 in the series- How it happened

Chris Woakes, on 120, walked out as England looked to extend their overnight lead of 250 runs in the first innings. (Image: Reuters)

Ajinkya Rahane led the India team out as Virat Kohli was suffering from back issues. (Image: Reuters)

Sam Curran and Woakes added 39 runs for England on Sunday morning. England declared their first innings at 396 for 7. (Image: Reuters)

Woakes, who struck his maiden test century on Saturday, remained unbeaten on 137 while Curran was the only wicket to fall on Sunday after scoring 40 runs. (Image: Reuters) 

Murali Vijay and KL Rahul walked out as India hoped for a better show with the bat in the second innings. (Image: Reuters)

England were hoping for some quick wickets...  (Image: Reuters)

... and James Anderson soon sent back Vijay with the score at 0. He was caught behind by Butler. (Image: Reuters)

KL Rahul soon followed his opening partner. He was trapped LBW by Anderson as India were 17/2 at lunch. (Image: Reuters)

Early lunch was taken as rain came back again. Here's umpire Marais Erasmus inspecting the pitch before coming off due to a rain delay. (Image: Reuters)

India lost Ajinkya Rahane after play resumed. He fell for 13 to Stuart Broad caught by Keaton Jennings in the slips. (Image: AFP)

Virat Kohli finally came in to bat. However, he was in pain and received treatment for a bad back. (Image: Reuters)

Pujara was bowled by Stuart Broad to give India another big jolt.

Ollie Pope took a good catch to dismiss Virat Kohli and almost end Indian hopes. (Image: Reuters)

Broad then remobed Dinesh Karthik on the very next ball. (Image: AFP) 

India were 66/6 at tea on the fourth day and it seemed that only rain could save India from going 2-0 down in the series. (Image: Reuters)

Hardik Pandya and R Ashwin delayed the defeat for a while after tea. R Ashwin again top scored with 33. (Image: AFP) 

Hardik Pandya scored 26 and added 55 runs for the 7th wicket with Ashwin. He fell to Chris Woakes. (Image: AFP) 

Kuldeep Yadav also bagged a pair as James Anderson bowled him. (Image: Reuters)

Shami was the next wicket to fall as Anderson got his fourth wicket. (Image: AFP)

Woakes, who also awarded the man of the match, took the last wicket of Ishant Sharma. England won the match by an innings and 159 runs. (Image: Reuters)

India's dressing room wore a gloomy look as they went down 2-0 in the five match series. (Image: AFP)