Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes the ongoing five-Test match series between India and England has reached an exciting juncture. With England having won the first Test in Hyderabad, the hosts came back into the contest with a 106-run win in Visakhapatnam earlier this week. But despite it being at level pegging, there has been one notable absence in the series, Hussain noted in a recent chat with Daily Mail – the absence of India’s talismanic batter Virat Kohli, and his contest with England’s star seamer James Anderson. “I hope he does come back because the only thing this series has been missing is the battle between Kohli and Jimmy Anderson. I’m looking forward to that,” Hussain told the English daily. Over the years, Anderson and Kohli have had riveting duels in the red-ball format. Kohli’s first Test series in England in 2014 saw Anderson dish out his fabled pearlers and remove the Indian batter four times, conceding a mere 16 runs off the 50 deliveries he bowled to the first time touring batter. Four …