India moved to within sight of victory in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test on Sunday after fast bowler Prasidh Krishna dismissed Chris Woakes to reduce England to 199 for seven in their second innings. Krishna, operating with the old ball, induced a catch to Mohammed Siraj that broke Woakes’ resistance and left the tourists needing only three more wickets. Forty-one overs remained in the day, with a new ball due in 25 overs, and clear weather forecast, giving India ample time to finish the job. A win would draw the series level and be hailed by team staff as one of India’s most significant away Test victories.