Summary

  • Third Test, fifth day, Lord's

  • England seal 22-run win on staggering final day to go 2-1 up in series

  • Bashir bowls Siraj in remarkable fashion to secure victory; Archer and Stokes inspire England with three wickets each

  • Defiant Jadeja ends unbeaten on 61

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:00 BST

  • Fourth Test at Old Trafford starts on 23 July

Live Reporting

by Ffion Wynne, Mike Peter & George Booth

  1. Ind 164-9

    India need 29 to win

    Siraj survives comfortably.

    Now then, here comes Jofra Archer - at last.

  2. Ind 164-9

    India need 29 to win

    Single to Jadeja.

    Siraj has three balls of the spinner to contend with.

    There's a slip, leg slip, a short leg, with mid-on and mid-off in the ring.

  3. Ind 163-9

    Let's go.

    Jadeja is on strike to Bashir after tea, and easily lets one go down the leg side through to Jamie Smith.

  4. Barely a smile in celebration from Jadeja as he reached his fifty.

    Imagine that bat swish if he gets India over the line, though...

    'An extraordinary half-century' - Jadeja reaches 50 runs from 150 balls

  5. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Lord’s

    They're playing Jerusalem again at Lord's to ramp the England fans back up after tea. That's usually saved for the start of the day.

    Shoaib Bashir is coming out to field and possibly bowl.

  6. England still comfortable favourites... (it definitely doesn't feel that way!)

    WinViz gives England 91% chance of victory, India 9%CricViz

  7. Bumrah is caught by Cook off the bowling of Stokes

    Just the one wicket in that afternoon session, with Ben Stokes removing Jasprit Bumrah after he faced 54 balls for his five.

    Stokes bowled 9.2 overs this morning, and 10 overs on the trot just then.

    The right decision? Or should Archer have come back?

  8. Hello again!

    Well, when I handed over at lunch with India eight down, I really didn't think I'd be back here.

    How are the nerves?

  9. Mike Peter
    BBC Sport journalist

    That session lasted 30.3 overs after being extended by half an hour.

    51 runs were scored, one wicket fell.

    All in all, enthralling Test cricket.

    And now Ffion Wynne's here to see us through to this remarkable Test's conclusion.

  10. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    India are one mistake away and they have lost the game. England can afford a couple of mistakes, but not too many.

    For India, they will want Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Siraj rested up ready to go in the last session.

  11. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    They have worked so hard both teams. Ravindra Jadeja has been heroic. England are dragging themselves off.

  12. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Lord’s

    India’s fans are on their feet to applaud the end of the session.

  13. Tea - Ind 163-9

    India need 30 runs to win

    India survive the session.

    Ben Stokes's mammoth effort this afternoon continues and he almost takes the edge of Ravindra Jadeja with his third delivery.

    The all-rounder then gets his last single of the session down to long-on.

  14. I consider that a legally binding contract, Shan.

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    16:02, it's Shan. Jaddu’s tattoo reveal when we win!

    Shan

  16. Cheteshwar Pujara
    Former India batter on BBC Test Match Special

    The Indian team will be proud of the the way they have played the Test match.

    When you play such an intense game, you look at the positives, rather than looking at what went wrong.

    They should be proud of the way they have played.

  17. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Lord’s

    Has anyone considered the possibility of, six years to the day since the 2019 World Cup final, just the third tied Test in history?

    There will be no super over today.

  18. Ind 162-9

    India need 31 runs to win

    Congratulations, Mike - hopefully for baby Dylan a hard bail is going to fall.

    (sorry)

    Not in this over though - Ravindra Jadeja takes a fourth ball single out to point and Ben Stokes puts on a helmet to go in as a second short leg next to Ollie Pope.

    Mohammed Siraj then pulls out a nicely-timed drive through a gap at mid-off for two.

  19. Get Involved

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    Listening from the NICU. Baby Dylan born on the first day, and I think he’s becoming a fan - certainly done well at replicating the ups and downs of Test cricket over the last five days. Asleep on my chest while listening to TMS now. Things are looking up, and one wicket to get!

    Mike - first time dad - Homerton Hospital

  20. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Phil [Tufnell] thought he would be in his garden now. Phil's driver, Roger, has been here since one o'clock!