India only lost 2 wickets on the final day to salvage a draw against England. Jonathan Agnew is joined by Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Prakash Wakankar and Andy Zaltzman to analyse the final day and reflect on India’s draw against England.

India, led by captain Shubman Gill, batted with great character to secure a hard-fought draw in the fourth test against England on Sunday and keep the series alive going into the final game.

An incredible battling effort earned India a hard-fought draw in the fourth Test against England on Sunday, denying the hosts a series victory in the process. After losing two wickets before they had even scored a run in their second innings,

England's 669 is now their fifth-highest total in Test cricket. It is also the highest by any team in England since their 710 for 7 against India in 2011 at Edgbaston. 2014 Previous instance of India conceding a 600-plus total in Test cricket - 680 for 8 against New Zealand at Wellington.

Watch the best shots of Ben Stokes' 14th test century as England move to 593-8 with a lead of 235 runs on the fourth day of the fourth Test against India at Old Trafford.

First-innings lead for England at Old Trafford. Only twice have India conceded bigger leads despite topping 300 batting first - 415 against Sri Lanka in 1997 after scoring 5

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