India v England: Graham Gooch insists Alastair Cook's men won't take foot off gas as they look to secure series Batting coach Graham Gooch, a veteran in his playing days of three Test tours to India, knows from his own experience how difficult it is to win here - and he knows too that Cook's England will not easily squander what they have earned. "I don't think for one minute that the guys think the job is done," he said. We're 2-1 up with one to play. We want a positive result in Nagpur. I don't think I'm giving anything away by saying it's going to be a result pitch in Nagpur. If I was India I would want a result pitch to take my chances. The last two Tests were played too on surfaces which gave the bowlers plenty to work with - Mumbai, in particular, for the spinners while reverse-swing was the major weapon for the seamers at Eden Gardens. Gooch has no argument at all with India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's preference for pitches which provide some help from the outset for the bowlers. "The things MS Dhoni has said after Mumbai, I totally agree with," he said. He wants to play on pitches that produce results, and I don't have a problem with that. I'd rather have a pitch that produces a result that one that produces 600 v 600. So we know it's likely to be a pitch where it will be tough for the batsmen, with the ball turning. But after our last two performances, we can go there with confidence - and we've got to make sure we bring our A game to Nagpur.