India, England 385/8, Live Cricket Score, India vs England, 4th Test Day 2: India fail to restrict England

Another interesting day of Test cricket awaits India and England in Mumbai as both teams prepare for the second day of the fourth Test at the Wankhede stadium. India will pick the remaining five England wickets as quickly as possible while the visitors will try to add to their overnight total of 288 for the loss of five wickets. England managed that score mainly due to Keaton’s Jennings, who was making his debut, maiden ton. Mooen Ali shared a 94-run with Jennings before himself falling for 50. For India, R Ashwin was once again the star bowler, taking four wickets on day one.

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What Happens When Virat Kohli Walks Out to bat in an Indian Stadium

Parthiv Patel, on his return to the Indian Test team after eight years, had kept wickets for 94 overs and then scored a gritty 42 to lead India's response to England's 283 in Mohali.

Patel was dismissed after 26 overs of resilience and old school grit. For connoisseurs of Test cricket, it was almost heartbreaking. A special innings was in the making, India was en route a strong platform and a great comeback was being scripted.

For, the fall of the second Indian wicket in Test cricket can only one thing in the post - Sachin Tendulkar era: it's Virat Kohli's turn to bat.

And when Kohli walks out to bat at home, the ground erupts. Who cares what Patel did or how many he got or how stirring his comeback story could have been? Even before the Gujarat southpaw had walked out of the field, chants of 'Kohli, Kohli' filled the stadium.

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