England shocked India in their own backyard as they won the second Test match in Mumbai by 10 wickets to level the four-match series at 1-1.
India's famed batting line-up came undone against the English spinning duo of Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann, who took 20 wickets between them to make optimum use of a turning pitch at the Wankhede stadium.
In comparison, India's three spinners struggled to make an impression as England posted 413 in their innings courtesy of centuries from Kevin Pietersen and Alastair Cook.
Pietersen shred the Indian bowling attack to piece with a swashbuckling innings of 186, while Cook led from the front with the bat with a composed knock of 122.
Panesar making his comeback to the Test team claimed 11 wickets in the match, taking 5-129 and 6-81 in both the innings, while Swann claimed eight wickets in the match.
India will have a lot of areas to work upon ahead of the third Test in Kolkata, starting on December 5.
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