England were bowled out 669 in their first innings to take a 311-run lead over India who had managed 358 in their first innings. India got off to a disastrous start in their second innings when opener Yashasvi Jaiswal fell for a duck against England pacer Chris Woakes on the fourth ball of the innings.

Sai Sudharsan's golden duck in the fourth Test against England mirrored Gautam Gambhir's dismissal from 2014, intensifying India's struggles. After England posted a massive 669, India began their chase disastrously,

England ace pacer Chris Woakes gave his team a stunning start with the ball on Day 4 of the fourth Test against India at Old Trafford in Manchester on Saturday, July 26.

Eventually, India decided to cover both bases and were forced to choose between Sai Sudharsan and Nair for No. 3. India went back to their plan at the start of the series: ask for the giant shoes of Rahul Dravid and Cheteshwar Pujara, the last two regular No. 3s for India, to be filled by a batter who averaged 39.93 in first-class cricket.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan's on-field camaraderie was highlighted during the fourth Test, with Jaiswal offering advice after a risky run. Sudh

Sai Sudharsan said that shadow batting helped him get mentally prepared for the ongoing Manchester Test, where he notched his maiden Test fifty.

Sai Sudharsan’s still in his early days of all cricket, but his hunger for runs and competitive spirit have ensured he finds a way to score

Sai Sudharsan is confirmed in India's XI for the fourth Test in Manchester but he might not replace Karun Nair as the verteran is set to get another chance.

Rishabh Pant's latest dashing display was cut short when, on 37, the wicketkeeper inside-edged an audacious reverse sweep off Chris Woakes' yorker on to his right boot.

England's Chris Woakes takes the wickets of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan in the first over of India's second innings as the visitors fall to 0-2 for the first time since 1983 on day four of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.