As Virat Kohli officially becomes the most successful Indian Test captain, registering his 28th win in Kingston on Monday and overtaking MS Dhoni, we take a look back at the away series victories India has achieved under him.
England have made one change in personnel to their side for the fourth Test against against Australia at Old Trafford, with fast bowler Craig Overton replacing the dropped Chris Woakes.
India made the perfect start to the ICC World Test Championship, taking 120 points by sweeping West Indies 2-0. Both victories were massive in margins (318 and 257 runs respectively), with plenty of individual highs.
Mumbai southpaw Shivam Dube has impressed in the two games he has played, showcasing his big-hitting abilities, and would hope to figure in the upcoming matches too.
Kishan's performance will be watched with interest, especially after the national selectors have hinted at managing Rishabh Pant's workload with a long international season at home ahead.
The Karnataka stalwart, who was Bangladesh's spin consultant till the World Cup, had applied for the Indian team's bowling coach job but was not shortlisted.
India thrashed West Indies by a massive 257 runs in the second Test at Jamaica to complete a 2-0 series win. Among the stars of the Test series was Hanuma Vihari who scored 93 in the first innings of the opening Test and eventually got his maiden century in the second Test at Sabina Park.