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Captain Rohit Sharma pushed in the Indian group's capacity to dominate matches on any surface, including rank turners, following its record prevail upon Britain. "We have won a great deal of matches on such wickets previously. The turning tracks and on pitches where the ball turns remain our solidarity. It gives us balance," Rohit said.

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Test cricket isn't played more than two days or three days. We comprehend the significance of remaining in the game. Britain played well and put us under tension yet we have class bowlers and the message was to keep composed. Rohit Sharma, India chief

We realize circumstances don't necessarily pan out precisely the way that you need them to. We will abandon this game us. We need to win the following two to win the series and that is the thing we will be attempting to do. Ben Stirs up, Britain commander

"We have given results for a long time and we will obtain brings about the future too. In any case, we don't have command over specific things — we don't examine regardless of whether we need rank turners. We come here (at the scenes) two days before the match and what amount could we at any point do in any case in two days? The guardians choose and make the pitch. We have the solidarity to play on any wicket and win on it. At the point when we won the Test in South Africa (at Cape Town), everybody understands what sort of wicket it was," he added.

Rohit said the Indian group has found a way through all conditions saw in the initial three Tests. "(In) the last three Tests we played, there were various difficulties. In the principal Test (Hyderabad), the ball was turning and the pitch was slow. In Vizag, it was (keeping) low. As the game advanced, the wicket turned out to be more slow. Here, it played well for the initial three days. Today, we saw that the ball was turning and it was low. This is (in) the idea (of pitches), we get contributes like these India. Yet, in the event that we get rank turners, we will play on them too," he said.

Appears as though they have a place: Rohit on youthful firearms

Rajkot: India captain Rohit Sharma credited the youthful and unpracticed individuals from his side for their job in conveying the group's record Test win. "Clearly it's an excellent inclination to dominate a match like that and particularly with such a youthful group too. (We had) two debutants (Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel) and not much of Test matches among the playing eleven too," Rohit said. "A great deal of these folks are gaining from the experience that they're having in the center. We got to glean some useful knowledge about how we played in Hyderabad and afterward in Vizag when we won."

Rohit said India have needed to buckle down given the conditions (wounds to senior players). "We knew it won't be a simple one for us to get over here and win the series. We have (needed) to work super hard, particularly with a great deal of our forefront players absent too," Rohit said. "A great deal of credit to these young men who have come in and showed a ton of character. Seems as though they really have a place here and they need to remain here too," he added.