Arthur Crabtree wrote:The late wickets have given the overnight situation a little tension. India might lose early wickets and concede a lead of about a hundred with a day and a half to go. Or they might still go past England by a hundred and put some pressure on the last day. It's too blunt to be called a knife edge, but there will be a little more anticipation on checking the score in the morning.
Read on another forum even if england get 100 run lead and have 4 session bat very likely england will bat till 300 run lead and maybe 350.
Highly doubt they will set india a target they can chase and will probably take the draw.
doubt both teams will risk a defeat for a win.
Some said india might declare behind which would be stupid considering they will need to chase a total and no guarantee for a draw.
Really india will bat till they are all out and they best chance of winning is batting till day 5 and send england in on sunday with a deficit of around 100 with england likely batting most of the day saving the test.
england don't really have a realistic chance of a win since they really need india collapsing in 20 mins-1hr with them not scoring many runs, you really think india bat 1 session and score about 100 runs and they secured the draw since I highly doubt Cook will risk losing a test in india on the very 1 test they dominated and worked hard for.
like day 3 was the only day india can lose it, similarly day 4 is the only day england can lose it.
really england had a poor day in day 3 and they still in with a shout, if india had an average day tomorrow they still likely to get the draw whereas not sure england can afford a poor day tomorrow like they could in day 3.