I do hope the English spinners are watching the India vs NZ series so they can learn what works in India and what doesn't.
At the moment cricinfo are writing some gem articles on what is the difference between indian spinners and the nz spinners.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-...y/1059118.html
"But how easy or tough is it to bowl quicker? Also, how quick must you bowl without compromising the guile in the air and accuracy on the pitch? Talking to Ashwin at the end of third day, he said while it's critical to bowl quicker, it's more important to know your optimum pace and how quick is not too quick for you. For Jadeja, bowling quicker isn't an issue because his action and body are tuned to bowling at a much faster pace. That's not the case with Sodhi or Craig and therefore their attempt to bowl quicker leads to bowling either too full or too short too often."
also good articles on why batting will be difficult as well since with the place fielding and the accuracy and threat of the spinners basically means the players go nowhere and are struggling to survive as well.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-...y/1059131.html
"When the New Zealand batsmen fought and fought and fought in their first innings in Kanpur, it was tempting to imagine a scenario where these batsmen faced their own bowlers. When after tens of minutes of concentration they could get a loose ball. What they got instead was this. In the second innings, R Ashwin took the new ball, bowled to their right-hand batsmen from round the wicket, had only two men on the off side, and the first time he was hit there was in the sixth over."
"Since the start of the last home season, India's captain Virat Kohli has had the luxury of setting fields where even taking a single has been an almighty effort for the batsmen. There's Ashwin turning the ball sharply in, there are backward and forward short legs, there is another ring of short square leg and short midwicket behind them, and if you manage to beat them there is either a long-on or a deep midwicket or at times, both. A batsman will not take the aerial route with that field because with the turning ball chances are the ball will travel vertically more than horizontally. To add to this, in the second innings, you have a man on the sweep too.
So if you are facing Ashwin you have to pierce two gaps for one run."
only works if the spinners are accurate and are able to bowl with suffocating fields.
Thinking about it the 2012 win by England was more special since they beat india in their own game.