At the time of writing, Surrey trailed by 124 runs, having scored 131 at the loss of two wickets in 37.3 overs.
Dhruv Jurel was given the player of the match award for playing a key role in India securing a win over England in fourth Test in Ranchi.
The Three Lions were behind the eight-ball after being bundled out for 246 in the first innings.
An incredible moment on Thursday was the reason behind so many tweets surfacing on social media.
Earlier, Foakes had gone on record suggesting that he was looking forward to make his home debut for the Three Lions after as many as eight appearances abroad.
The England wicket-keeper, who is playing his first Test in India, did not concede a single bye run in the first innings. While Foakes scored a brilliant 42* as well, his stupendous glovework has been the talk of the second Test in Chennai.