Former England captain Nasser Hussain has described the turnaround in form of Alastair Cook's side as "phenomenal" following their victory over India in the fourth Test.
England followed up last week's 266-run victory with a solid 54-run triumph at Old Trafford earlier today.
"It really is a phenomenal turnaround from England – I think they've lost half a session in the last eight days of international cricket," Hussain told Sky Sports News. "That's brilliant from Cook and his boys.
"They've won inside three days – and we lost a couple of sessions yesterday; so they've won in two-and-a-half days on a pretty good surface.
"India can't argue 'we didn't do very well first up' – England can now say we bowled you out when it was doing something and we've bowled you out when it's flat."
England now lead the series 2-1 going into the fifth and final Test at The Oval this week.
