England and injured Woakes denied as India win fifth Test thriller to draw series
Briefly

India secured a stunning six-run victory over England, leveling the Test series at 2-2. England needed 35 runs on the final day but lost four wickets for just 28 runs amid immense pressure. Chris Woakes, despite dislocating his shoulder, attempted to bat at number 11, facing extreme pain without managing to hit a ball. Essence of tension culminated in a brief, unforgettable period where India's Mohammed Siraj bowled Atkinson for the win. The match concluded a gripping seven-week competition, shared the inaugural Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between two incredibly competitive teams.
Chris Woakes attempted to carry England over the line with a dislocated shoulder, joining the match at number 11 with 17 runs still needed.
India achieved a six-run victory, completing one of Test match history's most dramatic wins on British soil, squaring the series at 2-2.
The final day witnessed England losing four wickets for just 28 runs, crumbling under intense pressure at the Oval while chasing a target of 374 runs.
The inaugural Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy was shared, showcasing two teams pushing each other to their limits throughout a remarkable and challenging seven-week series.
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