Both teams entered the fifth day with victory in sight - England needed just 35 runs, while India required 4 wickets. But India produced a remarkable performance, led by Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna to win the Oval Test by 6 runs.   

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India clinched a thrilling six-run victory against England in the final Test at The Oval, leveling the series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj's five-wicket haul, including a decisive yorker to dismiss Gus Atkinson, sealed the win. India's win made ...more

The series produced a staggering 7,187 runs in total—the second-highest ever in Test history and the most in any five-match series.

India’s Test team has gone from being an unregarded mix of rookies and strugglers to a melting pot of possibilities and promise

Before the series got under way, the right-hander said that he wouldn’t let captaincy affect his batting. He kept his word with 754 runs in the series, including a double hundred and three hundreds.

The young batter amassed a record 754 runs with four tons, and oversaw a win for the ages in the Oval Test to square the England series

Mohammed Siraj's dramatic final wicket secured India's Test series draw against England, showcasing his resilience and pivotal role throughout the matches.

India clinched a thrilling six-run victory against England at The Oval, drawing the five-match series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj's exceptional bowling performance, claiming 5 for 104, sealed the win. The series was filled with drama and record ...more

Nasser Hussain called it a travesty had England won 3-1, while Michael Vaughan felt their collapse stemmed from panic under Bazball pressure.

Gavaskar stirred debate with a bold statement following India’s dramatic win at The Oval, declaring it “bigger than Gabba”.