This was evident in the way they went after Stokes in his three-over burst from the Brian Statham End, which culminated in Sundar belting a six then a four and Jadeja cutting away to the boundary to take both batters to fifty and India into the lead.

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — A roller-coaster of a test series between England and India is, fittingly, going down to the wire. India, against the odds, salvaged a draw in the fourth test with a show of grit and sheer defiance at Old Trafford on Sunday, and kept alive its hopes of tying the five-match series at the Oval. England leads the series 2-1.

Gill, Jadeja and Sundar all struck centuries to produce what was only the second draw of the Stokes-McCullum era, both of which came in Manchester.

England captain Ben Stokes offers a handshake to try and end the Test match as a draw but India decide to stay out on the field until Ravi Jadeja and Washington Sundar reach their centuries.

Ben Stokes hit another century. Chris Woakes was in sight of a hat trick before he’d even completed the first over of India’s second innings.

India and England battle it out at Old Trafford for the 4th Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy but the fifth day could see rain intervention

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The stadium is expected to be enveloped with a cloud cover, which should assist the English seamers and make life difficult for the visiting batters.

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