India's highest successful chase is 403 against the West Indies at Port-of-Spain in 1976-77. In 2008, India had scored 387 for four to win at Chennai against England
A win is a distant dream and survival will be on the mind of the India batsmen on the fifth day. The ball is seaming around and the England bowlers are bowling with precision and pace. With India folding up early in the first innings, they are relatively fresh too.
Stuart Broad troubled the batsmen with his pace and late swing, and he started menacingly in the second innings as well. He sent out a warning by claiming Abhinav Mukund, who played on for 12.
India's hopes rely on Rahul Dravid, who came out to open in place of the injured Gambhir. Always up for a fight, he was holding up his end, confidently seeing through the first 14 overs.
