5 reasons why India could win the Test series against England

Kohli, the batsman

Anderson troubled Kohli with his probing line and swing. Let's see if Kohli can turn the tables this time

Virat Kohli's numbers in England so far are terrible.134 runs in 10 innings. Zero hundreds, zero fifties. But as John Powell famously said, "If you knew me yesterday, please do not think that it is the same person that you are meeting today."

And how genuine his statement is in today's world. Kohli has improved by leaps and bounds since 2014. Since then, he has amassed, in 55 innings, a whopping 3200 runs with an average of 61. This also includes 6 double centuries in the last two years.

If his recent form is anything to go by, England will be having a tough time trying to take him. It'll be exciting to see him stand up against England's coveted fast bowling duo of Anderson and Broad. Hopefully, he'll give them a run for their money this time around.