Following a disappointing first-innings batting performance in the fifth and final Test at The Oval, India's chances now heavily rely on its bowling attack. The visitors were dismissed for 224, adding only 20 runs to their overnight score on Day 2, after a resilient half-century from Karun Nair had provided some stability on the opening day.
Despite the low total, batsman Sai Sudharsan has expressed optimism, suggesting that the pitch conditions could work in India's favor.
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