Sriram Veera

Indians knew Chris Lewis for the ton he hit on his 25th birthday in Madras on England's tour in 1993. The man oozing athletic talent looked poised for the big time, but the promise never materialised. Years later, Lewis was caught smuggling cocaine and sent to prison.

For all their inspired, collective bowling effort and Virat Kohli's sublime batting form, the reality that India are far from an invincible touring side force flashed and flickered. A look at moments that made and unmade what was a thrilling series

At the start of the fifth day, India stood a risk of being blown away. Had they done so, the conclusions drawn from the series could have been adverse.

KL Rahul smashes 142, Rishabh Pant becomes first Indian keeper to score a ton in England... but it is the same old story in the final session as India lose 5 wickets for 20 runs.

Alastair Cook’s Test journey, which began with a century against India in Nagpur 12 years ago, comes to an end with a ton in London.

Shreyas’s father Jitender Singh can now apply for Tier-2 work visa, which is valid for up to four years without needing to leave the country.

Hanuma Vihari had quit Hyderabad after six years of first-class cricket and was left disillusioned with the whole experience.

With India set to bat last, England, who are already 154 runs ahead with eight wickets intact, hold all the cards but Jadeja and the debutant Hanuma Vihari at least ensured the game wasn’t done and dusted already.

India finish Day 2 at 174 for 6 on Day 2 after England's fast bowlers led by James Anderson wreak havoc.

Opener gives England a solid start in Alastair Cook's final Test but his dismissal triggers a collapse that gives India the edge after Day 1.

The father especially has been restless for a while now about his son’s Test career. He would fret often and would be told by Moeen not to worry and be grateful for the times he has had.

The fate of the series might be sealed, but the fifth Test will be anything but academic for both sides, more so for the tourists

Frequent chopping and changing has put Indian players under pressure, and it has impacted their performance adversely.

R Ashwin returned with three wickets from the Southampton Test where the pitch assisted spinners and England spinner Moeen Ali took nine.

Alastair Cook, England's top run getter, retires after the Oval Test, ending a stellar career that began with a century against India in 2006.

In with a chance to script a memorable win, India falter at the crunch to hand England the series.

Wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler top scores with 69 as England finish day three at 260 for 8, a lead of 233 against India.

India eke out slender lead, thanks to No.3 Cheteshwar Pujara’s masterful century and calm shepherding of the tail.

Jasprit Bumrah and Ishant Sharma combine to produce one of the most complete bowling performances to put England in strife on Day 1.