England was advancing very well towards the target of 374 with seven Wickts in one hand and the other in the Anderson-Tendulkar inaugural trophy. Harry Brook was fired after a brilliant 111 of only 98 balls. It is not much. Less than 60 races to win.

Then Prasidh Krishna gets the best of Jacob Bethell. Little Bit overing, but only 42 races to win and Joe Root is still there with two batters capable of beating. Chris Woakes, who had dislocated his shoulder in the first entries, was groking near the espresso coffee machine in a deep.

Prasidh then shakes four deliveries in length in the average stump to rootar who deals with three and only an arbitration in his pads. The referee says no, but Shubman Gill is desperate. KL Rahul, usually the epitome of composite DR decisions, tells his captain to do so. Gill takes the ‘T’, Woakes leaves his coffee.

There are nerves in England’s locker room suddenly. The referee Ahsan Raza was right since Hawk Eye shows that the ball lost his stump of his leg. Gus Atkinson accumulates and looks over the oval balcony with a poker face.

India still in the game, England near the victory of series 3-1, but on day 4 ends with the rain

Prasidh, who had irritated a monk root to go verbal in the first entries, takes him to his next attempt, this time brilliantly trapped by Dhruv Jurel.

England, which was for free persecution with 5 races for more than one point, now could only handle 1 race in the next 20 balls. Jamie Smith and Jamie Overton were finding a skeler, sending their partners at the end of the danger.

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India now only needs four WICKETS or three and a half with Woakes in a Honda. This is where the Bazball had succeeded in this series. They won the key moments when closing the highway’s doubt, but they will know not to tell India.

At that time, the clouds converged on Kensington and the referees had to walk the players outside the field. There were still more than 40 minutes of time in the day and a possible space for two more when the rain stopped. But the referees talked to the teams and the game ended.

Stuart Broad says the decision to make the game ‘Lazy’

England would have liked to finish the remaining 35 races without concern for the new ball. The former pacemakers Stuart Broad also thought about it, while looking at the people waiting for the London premises.

“Still 20 minutes from the possible start time, everyone has their sunglasses at the train station. He felt that the followers deserved to see an end of that test today. He felt a lazy decision to cancel him at 6 pm in my opinion. I wonder who does it?” Broad tweeted.

Broad very well knows that both teams were consulted, but fate is committed to sending each game of this series to the last day.

The probabilities are stacked against India, but the supporters of England will walk the 5 with folded hands. Before Ravi Shastri can say it, “Test Cricket has already won.”

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