Eng 378-3: Root 142*, Bairstow 114*
Hosts complete highest run chase in their Test history
Bairstow brings up 12th Test ton and fourth in five innings, Root makes 28th Test ton
Rearranged series ends in a 2-2 draw
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It is just incredible watching Joe Root.
I didn't know if England would try and force the game today but he is so measured.
He is a true master of the game.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Joe Root has now scored 708 in the five-Test series across last summer and this game.
Need 53 runs to win
The players take a well-deserved drink.
Root and Bairstow are all smiles and sharing a joke together, looking so relaxed.
England are cruising to a target of 378 on the fifth day. Against India. Is this actually real?
Short ball from Siraj and it's pulled ... high in the air ... towards the fielder ... but past him for four!
Even when Joe Root's not in control of a shot it still goes to the boundary.
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Joe: Tiger’s putting. Federer’s backhand. Messi’s dribbling. Joe Root’s late cut.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
There hasn't been enough dot balls for India. They haven't been able to build the pressure up.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
India will reflect on the selections of Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur in this game. Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami have created pressure but the change bowlers haven't been able to keep it up.
Thakur, in particular, has had a below average game.
Need 57 runs to win
A quiet over, just a single from it.
Gives us all a chance to breathe. And my keyboard gets a rest.
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Yeah. Good at batting.
Need 59 runs to win
Right, that's Joe Root's ton ticked off.
Over to you, Jonny. He's on 92.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Before this summer Joe Root had batted 37 times in the fourth innings of a Test and averaged 32, with no centuries.
This summer he has got 115 not out at Lord's, three at Nottingham, 87 not out at Headingley and an unbeaten century here.
Target 378
Oh, stop it, Joe! (I mean, obviously don't).
Driven through extra cover for four more!
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
It has been an absolute masterclass.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It is a brilliant innings from Joe Root, cool and classy. He came in in a difficult situation and ran out Alex Lees.
He has produced one of his best and there has been many of them.
What. A. Player.
Another boundary takes Joe Root to Test century number 28. He has quite literally been flawless.
We're running out of words to describe him, but that has been pure class.
And guess where the runs came from to get him there? Dabbed down to third, of course.
Unreal.
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Matthew Brown: We're watching an all time cricketing great here. Joe Root is so enjoyable to watch playing test cricket.
Target 378
Root takes a single to move on to 99.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
That brought up the 200-run partnership in 41.2 overs.