Who said What: World Reacts as the 2nd Test between India and England is set for an exciting finish

The 4th day's play between India and England was well balanced between the two sides as the visitors require another 318 runs to win with all their 8 wickets in hand. Alastair Cook and Haseeb Hameed were extremely solid in defense and frustrated the Indian bowlers for 50 overs before Hameed fell leg-before to Ashwin in the 51^st over. Just before that, India were let down by two unsuccessful reviews which went against them because of the “umpire’s call” aspect of the Decision Review System. However, Ravindra Jadeja dismissed Captain Cook LBW in the final over of the match, thus giving India the much-needed boost before the 5^th day.

Earlier in the day, the England bowlers proved to be too good for the Indian batsmen as India were bowled out for 204 just before lunch. Virat Kohli was unable to convert his knock into a century as he was dismissed by a stunning catch by Ben Stokes at the slip. Stuart Broad and Adil Rashid were the pick of the bowlers as they took 4 wickets each.

Stuart Broad on the day’s play and his bowling

Both the openers showed great temperament. It was a fantastic day for us and we’re very much in the test. We would have taken two down at stumps going in. It will be great to sit and chat with those who batted this afternoon and take that into the next day. For me, It was a decent time to bowl, the pitch had variable bounce and reverse swing and we applied pressure with ball and didn't let India control the game. We played with a lot of fight. My injury is still sore; its expected as a fast bowler to get niggles time and again but I've been able to play this test and hopefully it will heal quickly.

Here is how the world reacted to the day’s play:

Mohammed Kaif heaped praise on Virat Kohli, and Ben Stokes, who took the catch to dismiss Kohli.

Michael Vaughan gives his thoughts on the DRS:

Cricket expert Ayaz Memon

Harsha Bhogle speaks about the pitch and England’s target:

Former Indian batsman and cricket expert Aakash Chopra:

Former Indian legend VVS Laxman:

While all other batsmen are batting in Vizag,Kohli looked like he was batting in Rajkot. 26 the next best score after Kohli 's 81.#IndvsEng

— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) November 20, 2016

Needed something spectacular to get rid of Kohli.That was a blinder at first slip frm Stokes.English pacers have been brilliant.#IndvsEng

— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) November 20, 2016

I do think if you have 1 umpire call for a review you should be able to keep that review ... #INDvENG #INDIA

— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) November 20, 2016

Cook's wicket in last over swings game massively India's way. Massive blow for England

— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) November 20, 2016

There is uneven bounce and turn, but the pitch isn't treacherous yet. 405 is a distant destination though!

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) November 20, 2016

It's Jayant's first Test...and he's trying his best to protect Shami from Anderson. Like the attitude. #IndvEng

— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) November 20, 2016

Very impressed with the way Hameed has batted so far in this inningsExcellent exhibition of skill, temperament &maturity #INDvENG

— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) November 20, 2016