Oval Test: India are not going to feel comfortable unless they set England 300-plus target - Michael Atherton

India tour of England: Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar said Virat Kohli's men will feel confident if they get a 2nd innings lead of over 250. India will resume their innings at 270 for 3 on Day 4 of the Oval Test against England.

Former England batsman Michael Atherton said India will need to set England a minimum of 300 runs as target if they are to feel comfortable about defending it in good batting conditions in the 4th Test at the Oval in London. India will resume their 2nd innings at 270 for 3 with a 171-run lead in their bag after a dominant batting show on Saturday. India were in a spot of bother as England took a 99-run first-innings lead but India came up with a strong batting show with openers KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma stitching an 83-run opening stand. Rohit went on to score a hundred -- 127 and he stitched a 153-run stand with Cheteshwar Pujara for the 2nd wicket to keep England at bay and put the pressure back on the hosts.