India's coach has pulled up his batsmen for not being strong enough mentally to capitalise on a strong position in Southampton

He has played in every Test on the tours of South Africa and England, but his performances so far suggest he's better utilised as a horse for helpful courses

If they have headaches at the top, their lower order is painfully weak right now. With their batting conundrums showing no signs of ceasing, can India avert a 4-1 scoreline?

The margins of defeat at Edgbaston and the Ageas Bowl will leave India wondering what could have been

A dry pitch, a vulnerable opposition batting line, a host of left handers. The stage was set for R Ashwin to define the day

Being left out of the first Test and run out in the second didn't make it an ideal start to the series for Pujara but he has since shown his value

Cheteshwar Pujara had been rock solid, but India were in trouble. And then he showcased a rarely-seen side of his game and batted outstandingly with the tail

India have produced fast bowlers who are good and those who are great, but never before have they produced an entire line-up that has the makings of being fearsome

Virat Kohli expects 'big footmarks' and plenty of help for the spinners in the second innings

A greater belief and ability to seize the momentum, based on a strong pace attack, gives the India captain confidence the team can avoid a repeat of 2014

The seamers have adapted quickly to English pitches, contributing 38 out of the 46 wickets claimed

India's first day of training at the Ageas Bowl seemed to suggest this could happen

Wobbly Dukes ball, uncertain bounce, dramatic late swing - James Foster and Deep Dasgupta offer India's young keeper some advice on how to handle these unique challenges

With the board's new constitution taking effect, the powers of its office bearers have been clipped until fresh elections take place

The India coach feels in all the time he has been doing the job, this was the best performance from India "as a batting unit, as a catching unit and as a bowling unit"

Batting? Fast bowling? Slip catching? You name the discipline, and Virat Kohli's team excelled in it, a remarkable achievement given the state of the series when they arrived in Nottingham

The man brought into India's attack for this Test after recovering from injury has made a huge impact with his pace and thought process

Some say he needs to be most aggressive, but he does things best when he bats his way - as the Trent Bridge Test has shown

The allrounder wants to be allowed to develop into his own style of player without comparisons to the past

India had recovered from a poor start with the ball by the time Hardik Pandya was brought on, but it remained a key period of the Test. It quickly went their way