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. Ffion's put that message in for me - it's anonymous but I recognise the number.

    It's definitely, definitely BBC Sport's Matthew Henry.

    Honest, guv.

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    If Jaddu pulls this off, I will get his name tatted on my chest.

    Anon (you're going to have to let us know your name for this one!)

  3. India 159-9

    India need 34 runs to win

    Jadeja pulls one out to square leg and turns down a single, before taking a single from the fourth ball out to long-on.

    At the end of the over the all-rounder drops his bat and helmet and sprints off the pitch and into the dressing room.

    Look, when you need to go, you need to go and even he probably wasn't expecting an extended afternoon session.

    Fifty shot when you're bursting too - impressive.

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

    Ravindra Jadeja has a good technique, plays quick bowling well, plays spin nicely and he's a brilliant fielder.

    He is a cricketer you want in your side. He likes the edge of a close game.

    I have seen him in the IPL for Chennai Super Kings and he loves these situations.

  5. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist at Lord’s

    The crowd wants it but Jadeja is refusing to do his trademark celebration.

    Saved for the end?

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

    What an innings. A very determined and a very competent cricketer. Ravindra Jadeja is going to be a problem for England today.

  7. 50 runs

    50 for Ravindra Jadeja

    Flashes at it - flies over the leaping slip fielder!

    Ravindra Jadeja's shot from Ben Stokes' first ball flies to the ropes and that's his fourth successive half-century.

    It comes off 150 balls with just four fours and one six.

    A huge effort from the all-rounder.

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

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    Feel like JJ (15:50) is subtly asking for our permission here. The answer’s no, unfortunately. Now, kindly donate those tickets to me and we’ll move on.

    Tom, address to be posted upon confirmation of tickets.

  9. Ind 154-9

    India need 39 runs to win

    Brydon Carse can't winkle out Mohammed Siraj.

    The tailender fends off the remainder of the seamer's over.

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

    If Ollie Pope was at a normal straight leg position it would have probably gone straight to him.

  11. Ind 154-9

    Mohammed Siraj gets to face the start of Brydon Carse's over - two slips, leg slip, short leg.

    And the second ball drops... just short of Ollie Pope in the latter position, popping into the fielder's hand on the half volley.

    Very close.

    Pope comes close to catching Siraj

  12. Jem Green
    CricViz analyst

    Ben Stokes has a fourth innings bowling average of 6.83 over the last two years. The best of all seamers that have bowled a minimum of 100 deliveries in this period.

  13. Ind 154-9

    India need 39 runs to win

    Whipped away for four!

    Ravindra Jadeja plays out five dots to Ben Stokes then turns his final delivery neatly off his legs through backward square.

    The all-rounder moves to 49.

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    I had tickets for all five days of the Oval Test. Then my daughter scheduled her wedding for Day 3. In Germany. This is a real test of paternal love.

    JJ, London

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

    Ravindra Jadeja has got to be mentally tired. It is draining playing this kind of way.

  16. Ind 150-9

    India need 43 runs to win

    A Ravindra Jadeja single from the - wait for it - fourth delivery of the over, out to point and bringing up India's 150.

    Brydon Carse then fires a ball into Mohammed Siraj's gloves, with the India seamer flinching as it landed.

  17. Unequivocal from WinViz.

    WinViz gives England 95% chance of victory, India 5%CricViz

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

    This England side, they turn around games. They seem to be able to turn around any situation.

    They provide us with incredible entertainment.

  19. India 149-9

    India need 44 runs to win

    Ben Stokes continues to charge in - the captain will want to finish this.

    He doesn't get to in this over, though, as Ravindra Jadeja takes his usual fourth ball single to point.

  20. Jem Green
    CricViz analyst

    There has only been one winning 10th-wicket partnership in India's Test history. VVS Laxman and Pragyan Ojha: 11* at Mohali in 2010 against Australia.