Pacer Craig Overton on Friday asserted that England held all the aces but said the first hour's play on the fourth day is going to be "massive" as they look to break India's resistance in the third Test here.

The visitors reached 215 for two in their second innings at stumps on the third day but still trailed by 139 runs after conceding a first-innings lead of 354 runs. "Ideally, we would have got three or four, you only need a couple more for the bowlers. We are still in a good position in the game at the moment," he said. "It obviously was frustrating for us, but we got to make sure that we get early breakthroughs. The first hour's play would be massive." Overton said they tried to stick to basics against Indian skipper Virat Kohli who seemed to be getting back to form with a series-best score of 45 not out.