England captain Joe Root stated on Tuesday that if his team wants to win the five-match series, they must keep India skipper Virat Kohli quiet in the remaining two Tests. The series is now tied at 1-1 after the third Test. Kohli has so far notched just one fifty-plus score in the ongoing series with James Anderson managing to dismiss him twice.

"The credit needs to go to our bowling attack, Virat is a world-class player hence the credit needs to be given to the bowling group. We have been able to keep him quiet, it is an extremely good effort from our bowling group and it is something we have to continue if we have to win this series. We have found ways to get him out, he is a fine player and has done tremendous things in Test cricket, we will have to look at ways to get the best players out," said Root during a virtual press conference on Tuesday.

India would have hoped to continue their comeback that begun on Day 3 of the third Test at Leeds on Friday, with the score at 215/2 at the start of the fourth day. But that not gone well, as England's bowlers came out firing and closed up the game in the first session on Saturday, winning by an innings and 76 runs.

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