England have ripped through India's tail end in quick fashion to leave the hosts all out for 316 on day two of the third Test.

India added 19 runs to their overnight total before Monty Panesar made the breakthrough, taking the wicket of Zaheer Kahn lbw despite lengthy protests.

Panesar struck again moments later for his fourth wicket of the match, clean bowling Ishant Sharma for a duck.

MS Dhoni provided more stubborn late resistance, smashing a pair of sixes before bringing up his half-century with a four after a disciplined display.

Steven Finn took Dhoni's prized wicket with the very next ball when a wayward shot was caught by Graeme Swann.

The visitors will begin to build their reply after a short break in Kolkata.