Pace bowler James Anderson has returned to the 12-man England squad for the third and final Test against New Zealand.
West Indies lead in the weather-disrupted series 2-1 with the final match scheduled for Barbados on Wednesday.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan hailed Virat Kohli as an incredible leader, saying the India skipper gave a tactical masterclass to how to win a Test match.
The England all rounder enhanced his case for the first Test against West Indies with a ton in the three-day game against Jamaica.
Coach Bob Woolmer said that England's defeat in the three-day match to the Pakistan A side is a psychological boost for his players.
An unbeaten 86 by Mahela Jayawardene enabled Sri Lanaka score 226 in their second innings on day 4 of the first Test.
England are considering playing three specialist spinners in the opening Test match against Sri Lanka.\n\n
They will play three Tests and seven ODIs in India early next year.
The former England captain believes believes England's job will be tougher this year because their bowling attack is inexperienced.
Ted Dexter scored 4,502 runs at an average of 47.89 during his Test career and took 66 wickets at an average of 34.93.
The 25-year-old, man-of-the-match after taking nine wickets in England's first test victory last week, has a hip injury.
England were 111 without loss at the close of day 2 in reply to Bangladesh's first-innings total of 203 in the first Test.
Awestruck by his fielding, former England skipper Michael Vaughan hailed Jadeja as 'India's greatest ever fielder'.
England stunned Australia to win their first Twenty20 international by 100 runs on Monday.
South Africa's main strike bowler misses the fourth Test to attend the birth of his first child
"We got off to a reasonable start but we didn't capitalise on it," said the SA skipper.
The West Indies skipper dislodged Australia's opening batsman Matthew Hayden.
England beat South Africa by 26 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis method after rain washed out play 25.1 overs into the England innings.
England were 263 for four when bad light ended lay 4.2 overs early.
Chaminda Vaas claimed four for 28 as England were bowled out for 81 in just 30.5 overs in the third and final Test against Sri Lanka on Thursday. England finished the day in disarray after being asked to follow on, reaching the close on 2-0 and still trailing by 416 runs with two days left in the game.
England won the fourth match by 74 runs to complete a 4-0 whitewash in the one-day international series.
The fast bowler took six for 46 as the West Indies were dismissed for 152 in their first innings and then added another two as the tourists ended the day 84 for two after following on.
England finished well on top after a fluctuating third day of the second test against West Indies at Edgbaston on Saturday.
India dominate the business side of global cricket by virtually every metric but Australia showed commercial clout counts for little when teams battle on the game's biggest stage.
England, all out for 285 in the first innings, were still 466 behind West Indies' mammoth 751-5 declared after day four of the fourth Test.
Sachin Tendulkar said he too was disappointed at India's humiliating loss against England in the T20 World Cup semi-final but urged the critics not to "judge" the side on the basis of one defeat.
Muttiah Muralitharan took 3 for 38 as England reached 259 for 8 at close on day 1 of the deciding third and final Test against Sri Lanka.
'I would expect them to come back very strongly,' said Sri Lanka coach John Dyson.
