Team India captain Shubman Gill scored 103 runs from 238 balls in the second innings of the Manchester Test on Day 05.

Thick clouds are likely to envelope the stadium almost throughout the day with wind speed hovering at 15-17 km/h range.

Pant fractured his toe while attempting a reverse sweep on Day 1, which led to him having to retire hurt. He then remarkably continued his innings while batting almost on one foot and scored 54 in 75 balls.

Catch all the updates, ball-by-ball commentary, and key moments as Shubman Gill's India and Ben Stokes' England lock horns in the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series which is being played at the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester.

Rain looms large on Day 5 in Manchester with 80% chance in the morning—could the skies bail India out and force a series decider at The Oval?

Facing a daunting task after a top-order collapse left India teetering at 0-2 early in the innings, Gill, alongside KL Rahul, led a spirited fightback.

Team India faces a tense final day in the fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, trailing by 137 runs. The weather forecast predicts rain, potentially disrupting play and influencing the match's outcome.

The England tour was supposed to be Nair's redemption series. The 33-year-old had donned the Indian jersey after eight years, having earned a call-up after his record domestic season. However, his redemption tune fell flat, with Nair managing only 133 runs in six innings, with a single half-century score.