Reminiscing about watching Shaw, who barely reached the stumps, Tendulkar later told his friend: "Are you watching? That's a future India player".
Sehwag feels that the Virat Kohli led Indian cricket team and will have to up their game as the former explosive batsman is sure about England coming back stronger in the 4th Test.
Kohli has so far scored 440 runs with two hundreds in three Tests as India made a comeback with a 203-run win in the Trent Bridge game.
A win at Nottingham gives India a chance to remain alive in the five-match Test series as they still trail 1-2 and will now shift their focus onto the 4th Test at Southampton.
The comprehensive 203-run win in the third Test kept India alive in the five-match series and Kohli was effusive in his praise of his players for believing in themselves.
Kohli also has the highest winning percentage amongst all Indian Test captains (who have led in a minimum of 5 Tests).
Earlier, the batsman had expressed his concern for the people of Kerala as the state faces one of its worst-ever natural calamities.
It was an all-round performance by the Indian cricket team, with every player contributing to the visitor's win in Nottingham, which comes after 11 years.
India took just 17 balls to take the final England wicket and the match by 203 runs to keep the series alive.
India's cornered cricketers produced a fantastic collective performance to outclass England by 203 runs in the third Test to keep the five-match series alive.
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After being bowled out for 161 in the first innings, hosts England now face an improbable 521-run target going into the final two days at Trent Bridge.
Cheteshwar Pujara scored 72 runs and added 113 runs with skipper Virat Kohli as India piled on 352/7 (decl) and set an imposing 521-run target for England to win the third Test.
After missing the century by three runs in the first innings, Kohli made sure he didn't miss out on another ton on English soil.
Jos Buttler took over the wicket-keeping responsibilities after Bairstow suffered the injury.
India vs England, 3rd Test Cricket Match, Day 3: Virat hit his 23rd Test ton as India set a target of 521 for England.
Pant joined the elite club of Naren Tamhane, Kiran More and Naman Ojha -all of whom took five catches on their Test debuts.
This is the first time that Pandya has made such a huge impact with the ball in hand for India in Tests.
Cheteshwar Pujara (33*) and Virat Kohli (8*) were at the crease as India concluded the second day at 124/2, with a lead of 292 runs against England.
India produced an improved batting display to reach 307/6 at stumps on the first day of the third Test against England.
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