Greatest Indian Test XI which can beat England in England

Wicket-keeper

England v India - Royal London One-Day Series 2014

Dhoni is a cult figure in the history of Indian cricket. He did not have a sound technique, but he compensated for it with grit, determination, and perseverance. Dhoni scored 778 runs at an average of 37.04, with 8 half centuries in England.

As a wicket-keeper, M.S. took 36 catches. His knowledge of the game and sense of match conditions makes him an essential member of this squad.

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All-rounder

Kapil Dev

Kapil Dev was the first pace bowler produced by India. He made his debut in 1978 and remained the strike bowler for Team India, till he retired. He was a genuine all-rounder. He took 4/52 in a test match at Lord’s and sent the openers early on to the pavilion.

India won the match by chasing a modest total of 134 in fourth innings. His runs tally stands at an average of 35.44, which includes 1 century and 4 half centuries. He picked 43 wickets at an average of 39.18 in England.