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Shastri said that despite two classic Test match innings 97 and 103 in Nottingham, Kohli will start with a clean slate in the next game.

Root said his team will have to look for ways to stop Kohli from scoring runs.

England's defeat in Nottingham was as a result of a frightful batting collapse in their first innings, where they lost all 10 wickets in a session to be bowled out for 161.

"I'm expecting the guys to go to Southampton and hopefully take the opportunity to wrap up the series".

"You can nit-pick around other areas within the game, but ultimately that first innings for us was very poor", admitted Root, who himself managed just 29 runs in the game batting at number three.

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India vs England, 3rd Test: Five talking points from Day 1
New batsman Ollie Pope fell for 10 when a genuine glance off Sharma was well caught down the legside by the 20-year-old keeper. After joining his captain at the crease, Rahane first got into the damage-control mode and then took charge of Indian innings.

They suffered another top-order slump in a second innings where they had to make cricket history to pull off an improbable win - no side have made more in the fourth innings to win a Test than the West Indies´ 418 for seven against Australia at St John´s, Antigua in 2003.

India will take the field on the fifth and final day of the match, needing just a wicket to make the scoreline in the five-match series 2-1.

The Indian sporting fraternity has come together and asked people to do their bit to help the people of the state. They're getting better and better the more Test cricket they've played. "He will take guard as if he has not got runs in this series", Shastri said. We want the opposition to bat well to get runs, not gift them any. "It's a strong England team when you look down the card".

"We have to find ways to deal with him. I will put (Sachin) Tendulkar in that bracket when it comes to preparation, visualising situations, how he goes about planning, ability to stay in present - great qualities in any human being", Shastri told Mike Atherton during an interview for Sky Sports.

"It's early days and will have to see how that settles down", added Root.

"If he's able, he warrants his place in the side as a batter alone".

Jonny Bairstow, demoted in the batting order because of his finger injury, lasted just one ball, with Bumrah knocking him over with a fine delivery that shaped in and held its line. Moeen Ali, a non-playing member in each of the three India squads so far, is in good form, striking a Twenty20 hundred on Friday before following it up with 219 and match figures of eight for 89 in Worcestershire's innings and 186 runs defeat of Yorkshire.