After conceding a huge 354-run lead in the first innings, India were down and out in the ongoing third Test at Headingley. There were not much expectations from the visiting side considering how they batted on Day 1. When KL Rahul was dismissed at stroke of lunch, all the little expectations also faded with India's centurion at Lord's and one of their most in-form batsman departing early. With his side in such a state, came in an out-of-form batsman who was playing to retain his side in the playing XI for next match. Cheteshwar Pujara has had a torrid outing in England so far but the right-handed batsman looked like a completely different player altogether on Friday. Unlike his usual defensive approach, the 33-year-old showed some positive intent in early part of his innings as he hit flurry of boundaries, leaving everyone stunned.