India Vs England, 3rd Test: Here's the reason why Hardik Pandya is feeling proud at Trent Bridge in Nottingham

Virat Kohli's Juggernaut continued to dominate the Day3 of the third Test against England at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. Kohli notch up his 23rd Test ton and 58th International hundred in the five Tests match series on English soil.

Indian all-rounder pacer Hardik Pandya was feeling proud as his name was published in the Trent Bridge Honour's Board for his maiden five-wicket haul as India thrashed England for 161 in the first innings to strengthen the grip in the third cricket Test match.

Resuming from the overnight score of 124 for two, both Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli played cautiously at the start of the session with slightly overcast but warmer conditions.

Joe Root led England cricket team were 23 with no loss as the openers Alastair Cook (9*) and Keaton Jennings (13*) at the end of Day 3 of the third Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.

Hardik Pandya became the second fastest Indian to take a fifer when he took just 29 balls to take five wickets while India's Turbanator Harbhajan Singh is on the top to take five-wicket haul when he took only 27 balls against West Indies in Kingston back in 2006.