Innings loss on cards?

[Trichromatic]

England defeated India by inning in 1976 last time. 

 

Seems like team wants to create different history under Kohli.

[R!TTER]

No, Eng will not enforce a follow on.

[PunterLog]

Looking at the way our batsmen played, I think the team is trying to pull-off a coup against Kohli.

[express bowling]

8 minutes ago, PunterLog said:

Looking at the way our batsmen played, I think the team is trying to pull-off a coup against Kohli.

 

 

The way Kohli has captained and batted ... looks like even Kohli is rebelling against Kohli.   

[Serpico]

I don't think England will enforce follow on. Gotta keep their bowlers fresh, this is a long series

[helperononline]

We need to train this next match

 

https://www.facebook.com/IndianCricketTeam/videos/394525931498641/

[Rightarmfast]

Match is heading towards a draw. England cant win this one.

[Rightarmfast]

2 minutes ago, Ravi_Shastri said:

This guy gets it. 

I do get it. But I dont get your comment if its sarcasm or genuine.

[Samcric]

Once the lead falls below 250 (currently 321), England will not enforce follow on. Innings defeat is still possible if India are all out by 310-320. Especially if Leach & Bess seem penetrative with the new ball (due in 6 overs).

 

The rate at which pitch deteriorates tomorrow will be absolutely vital in determining if there is an Innings defeat (or a big defeat in terms of runs). If pitch holds up nicely and India bat out 2 sessions (Ashwin & Washington will have to do it, others can't), India can entertain thoughts of a draw. Unfortunately, the likes of Rohit, Virat and Rahane have left it to Ashwin & Sundar to create another kutti story. Law of averages is also against India - to do it in 3 tests consecutively and draw/win from behind is difficult.