So the series goes to the wire, and you couldn't have predicted that: India have done so well to come back from 3-1 down. Their resurgence really started at Headingley on Sunday with some stunning batting, then they really kept their heads in the chase here. Dravid's so animated now, he's loving this, embracing all of his players, then regaining his composure to shake hands with the England team. So, thanks for coming along for the ride today, next stop Lord's - do join us on Saturday for the series decider. Very entertaining, indeed.
Broad and Collingwood in intense discussion now. Fine leg back or up? He's gone back. Long-off's come up
In fact, Zaheer didn't even try to get back into his crease, he was backing up so much
Z Khan run out 0 (1m 0b 0x4 0x6) SR: -
The final over now, ten needed. It's tres tense
AB Agarkar run out 1 (4m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan catches up with cricket historian David Frith, who recounts his memories of matches at The Oval
In analysing our defeat, I’d say we didn’t give enough importance to partnerships
Umpire Aleem Dar has apologised for wrongly adjudging Sachin Tendulkar out caught behind at Lord's
India's rebuilding process will entail a few defeats along the way but it's the only way that the batch of 2011 are going to compete against the rest
A statistical review of the England-India ODI series
