Rishabh Pant played an incredible reverse-sweep against James Anderson, shortly after England took the new ball during the second day of the fourth Test in Ahmedabad.
Pant looked in sublime touch on the Motera strip as he hit 13 fours and 2 sixes against England.
Anderson dismissed Rahane for the sixth time in the longest format just before lunch of the second day.
Anderson bowled the first two deliveries going away from Gill before trapping the youngster with an incoming one.
England have conceded a 1-2 lead in the four-match series and is out contention for a place in the World Test Championship final.
James Anderson and Stuart Broad went wicketless during the pink-ball Test in Ahmedabad against India.
England have made as many as four changes to their squad for the second Test against India which begins Saturday here at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. While Jofra Archer is out injured and Jos Buttler has left for England as part of England's rotation policy, the visitors have left out veteran pacer James Anderson and off-spinner Dom Bess.
Joe Root also confirmed that Foakes will keep wickets even after Jonny Bairstow returns to the squad after the second Test.
Anderson blew away the Indian batting with his lethal display of reverse swing on the final day to hand England a massive 227-run win in the opening Test here.
Hussain also backed Root's decision to not enforce the follow-on despite securing a 241-run first-innings lead.
Anderson has picked up 343 wickets after crossing 30, more than any other fast bowler in the longest format of the game.
Following the Chennai win, England now have the best win-loss ratio among all visiting teams in India since the start of this century.
James Anderson's fiery spell in Chennai resulted in India losing their top-order batsmen, potentially ending all hopes for a Gabba-repeat in Chennai.
James Anderson was at the top of his game, generating a brilliant reverse-swing to dismiss Ajinkya Rahane on the final day of the 1st Test.
The young right-hander, who was looking to play Anderson on the drive, was beaten by the bowler's outswinger, which came in after hitting the turf.
While James Anderson took six, Mark Wood claimed three and Curran picked up the last wicket.
With a five-wicket haul against Sri Lanka, James Anderson moved to 606 Test wickets and now needs only 14 more to go past Anil Kumble.
England defeated Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the first of the two Tests.
Anderson has taken just 12 wickets in 11 innings of six Tests in Sri Lanka. He has bowled just 176.4 overs -- 16 overs per innings on average in Sri Lanka
Anderson, who recently became the highest Test wicket-taker among pacers with 600 scalps during the home series against Pakistan, and Kohli have had some intriguing battles over the years.
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