IND vs ENG, 3rd Test Day 4: Incredible 5th day set up as hosts battle back with critical late wickets — Action in Images

On Day 5, India need 135 runs, but England only need 6 wickets. A great day for Washington Sundar, a great finish by Ben Stokes and co. A thriller set up. ...read more

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Nitish Kumar Reddy celebrates the wicket of Zak Crawley, on a day that had plenty of spice and as many as 14 wickets falling, and 8 in the final session. India were on top after setting a target of 193 for themselves, but 4 late wickets brought England right back in to the game.(Action Images via Reuters)

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Early fire to add to the drama from the previous evening! Two balls after being scooped, Mohammed Siraj accounts for the wicket of Ben Duckett — and doesn't refrain from letting the Englishman know his thoughts.(AP)

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After a flurry of early wickets, Harry Brook took the counterattack to Akash Deep, hitting him for 4, 4, 6 with some unorthodox shotmaking. The last laugh belonged to the pacer, as he snuck a yorker past Brook's attempted sweep.(@BCCI X)

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Joe Root held the keys as far as England were concerned, and he looked good for much of the afternoon session — but he overextended with this attempted sweep, and was bowled around his legs.(PTI)

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Shubman Gill celebrates the wicket of opposite captain Ben Stokes with Washington Sundar, who shone with figures of 4-22, all four wickets being bowled.(AP)

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Jasprit Bumrah was frustrated for much of the day, remaining wicketless, but returned after the tea break to take three wickets lower down the order to quickly wrap up the England rearguard.(AFP)

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KL Rahul and Karun Nair gave a solid platform after Yashasvi Jaiswal's early wicket, but their stand was cut short after Nair shouldered arms and saw one hit his pads in line.(PTI)

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Brydon Carse wheels off celebrating the LBW of Shubman Gill. England's late wickets brought them right back into the game, if not just ahead.(AFP)