In the 86 years that India have been visiting England, the character of attendance at Tests has changed from being almost entirely indigenous faces to up to a third of the crowd being of Indian origin
Kohli did acknowledge his side's failure to get more out of the conditions, which England exploited to the hilt
With 406 runs required on the final day and seven wickets in hand, an embarrassing 1-4 series defeat looks imminent for India as of now. Catch India vs England 5th Test Day 5 live score updates here
Courtesy the twin hundreds by the former Alastair Cook and current skipper Joe Root, England declared their second innings on 423/8 with a massive target of 464 for Team India
At the close of play on Day 3, England were 114/2, with a lead of 154 runs and 8 wickets in hands
At Stumps on Day 3, debutant Hanuma Vihari and Ravindra Jadeja were at the crease. India still trail England by 158 runs with four wickets in hand and three days of play remaining
At stumps, debutant Hanuma Vihari was unbeaten on 25 with Ravindra Jadeja (8 not out) as India lost their way after tea
India conceded a series defeat to England, which has raised a number of questions on the team's performance
Resuming the day from 198/7, the hosts were able to add another 106 runs, thanks to the fighting knock from Buttler, well supported from the other end by Broad
I was here with the India side about a month ago and saw first-hand just how good the crowd is. I can't wait to play for Essex and hopefully win some matches, says Vijay
In India vs England 5th Test, Ishant Sharma bowled brilliantly as he takes 3 wickets in 22 overs and conceded only 28 runs
The head coach underlined the need to grow mentally tougher in order to cross the finishing line and win Test series in overseas conditions
Kohli can reasonably claim that the scoreboard does not tell the whole story but it remains a difficult case to make that India should have won any of the Tests it lost
The 33-year-old Cook, who will call time on his career after playing 161 Tests, has so far scored 12,254 runs at an average of 44.88 with 32 hundreds and 56 half centuries.
Kohli gave the home team credit for setting up a tough target of 245 on a pitch where scoring runs wasn't really easy
England set the target of 245-runs. There is only one instance when India successfully chased a fourth-innings target of 200 or more in Tests held outside Asia since 2000
Cheteshwar Pujara produced a magnificent unbeaten 132 to help India post 273 in the first innings and take a 27-run lead on day 2
On Day 1, England were bundled out for 246 after Sam Curran come to recue with 78 runs and two 50-run partnership with Moeen Ali and Stuart Broad.
England had previously played Sri Lanka (2011) and India (2014) at Southampton, winning against India by 266 runs. The hosts will count on that previous win to boost confidence
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