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Siraj took three of the last four wickets on the fifth morning to seal an epic win at The Oval

Gill: 'We are a gun team, and we have gun players'

"I opened Google, downloaded a 'believe' image and put that as my phone wallpaper"

Siraj: 'When I woke up this morning, I told myself I would change the game'

KL Rahul ranks the 2-2 draw in England as among India's best achievements in Test cricket

Rahul: This series 'will rank right at the top' for India

Fast bowler joins Bristol exodus after agreeing three-year contract

Gloucestershire seamer Zaman Akhter agrees to join Essex

This was the 12th instance of a batter retiring out in a men's T20I, and the first in a match featuring two Full Member teams

Chase becomes first Full Member team batter to retire out in T20Is

What's Harry Brook got stuck behind his ear?

It will take a lot of rain to stop England from scoring 35 runs or India from taking four wickets

Rain forecast for final day of The Oval Test, but will it affect the result?

Ravindra Jadeja asks spectator to change his t-shirt

The England batter is confident that the lower order can knock off the remaining 35 runs to seal the series

Root: Heavy roller on day five could be an 'advantage' for England

England scored 153 runs in the 28 overs of the middle session to hurt India

Brook and Root put England in sight of 3-1

Left-arm fast bowler Ben Lister has also been added to the New Zealand squad as cover for Will O'Rourke

Smith ruled out of second Zimbabwe Test, Foulkes called up as replacement

England still need 210 but Brook and Root have added 58 in the last ten overs, after India's early incision

Brook counterattacks after Siraj and Prasidh's strikes

This comes after India forfeited two games, including the semi-final, against Pakistan due to strained political relations between the two countries

PCB issues 'blanket ban' on future participation in WCL

He suffered the injury while attempting a catch on July 26 against Australia

Rovman Powell ruled out of T20I series against Pakistan with wrist injury

India went into the tea break at 304 for 6, having gained a healthy lead of 281

Jaiswal's sixth Test century stretches India's lead

Jaiswal had three lives, while Sai Sudharsan, Akash Deep and Nair were all put down

Butter-fingered England spill six chances at The Oval

He scored 66 and fell just before lunch, adding 107 with Yashasvi Jaiswal for the third wicket

Akash Deep's maiden Test fifty gives India upper-hand at lunch