India was all out for 364, opening door for England to stage a dramatic Test cricket win at Headingley on final day.

Abhishek smashed two successive sixes and perished on the next ball off Sunil Narine in the seventh over, taking the West Indian's wickets tally in the format to 209 - the most in men's cricket.

India has 96-run lead over England with eight wickets remaining going into day four of first cricket Test at Headingley.

A shorter ball from India's Prasidh Krishna is nicked behind and caught to end Ollie Pope's "wonderful" innings, leaving England on 225-4 on day three of the first Test at Headingleyread full article ...

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