India drew the match in the Manchester Test match, Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja, and Washington Sundar scored centuries, Rahul also played a good innings.

 On the basis of centuries by Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar, India drew the fourth Test match played against England. In this match, after losing the toss and batting first, the Indian team scored 358 runs on the basis of half-century innings of Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudarshan and Rishabh Pant. In the first innings, England scored 669 runs for 10 wickets and took a lead of 311 runs. After this, India scored 425 runs for four wickets in the second innings and ended the match in a draw. England is still ahead 1-2 in this five-match series. The last match of the current series will be played at The Oval from July 31.

The match ended in a draw

On the basis of the centuries of Shubman Gill, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar, India drew the fourth Test match played against England. In this match, after losing the toss and batting first, the Indian team scored 358 runs on the basis of half-century innings of Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudarshan and Rishabh Pant. In the first innings, England scored 669 runs for 10 wickets and took a lead of 311 runs. After this, India scored 425 runs for four wickets in the second innings and ended the match in a draw. England is still ahead 1-2 in this five-match series. The last match of the current series will be played at The Oval from July 31.

On the fifth day, India's second innings started with a score of 174 for two wickets. At that time Team India was 137 runs behind England and Shubman Gill and KL Rahul were present at the crease. In the first session, India got the third blow at a score of 188 runs. Ben Stokes dismissed KL Rahul LBW. He was dismissed after scoring 90 runs in 230 balls. He shared a 188-run partnership with Gill in 421 balls for the third wicket. In this way KL Rahul and Shubman Gill set the record for playing the most balls in a Test by any Indian pair in England. The previous record was held by Sanjay Bangar and Rahul Dravid (405), which they made in Leeds in 2002.

Washington Sundar, who came to bat at number five, shared a 34-run partnership with Shubman Gill. During this, captain Gill scored 103 runs in 238 balls. During this, 12 fours came off his bat. Gill completed his fourth century in the current series in 228 balls. This is also the ninth century of his Test career. With this, Gill equaled Bradman. Bradman holds the record for scoring the most centuries in a series as a captain. He scored four centuries against India in 1947. Gill was caught by Archer at the hands of wicketkeeper Jamie Smith.

After this, Washington Sundar was joined by Ravindra Jadeja. Both handled India's innings till the last breath and not only averted the crisis of defeat in the innings looming over India but also got the match drawn. There was an unbeaten partnership of 203 runs in 334 balls for the fourth wicket between the two. During this, Jadeja completed the fifth century of his Test career in 182 balls while Sundar completed his first Test century in 206 balls. Both remained unbeaten after scoring 107 and 101 runs respectively. Earlier, India's second innings started with jolts. Chris Woakes made Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudarshan his victims with the start of the innings. Both the batsmen could not even open their account. In India's second innings, Chris Woakes took two wickets for England while Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes got one success each.

Jadeja set a flurry of records

Ravindra Jadeja has become the second foreign batsman to complete 1000 runs while batting at number 6 or below in Tests in England. At the top in this case is Garry Sobers, who scored 1097 runs.

Most runs by foreign batsmen while batting at number 6 or below in Tests in England

1097 - Garry Sobers

1000* - Ravindra Jadeja

909 - Steve Waugh

778 - MS Dhoni

Ravindra Jadeja has made his place in the list of players who have scored the most 50+ scores in a Test series while batting at number 6 or below for India with a brilliant performance in the 2025 Test series against England. He has scored 5 half-centuries or more in this series so far and has equaled VVS Laxman, who scored 50+ 5 times on the West Indies tour in 2002. This list also includes the names of Dattu Phadkar (1948/49 Australia tour), MS Dhoni (2014 England tour) and R Ashwin (2016/17 England tour), who scored 50+ scores 4 times each. Jadeja has a golden opportunity to break this record.