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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Angry with the world: Regardless of win or lose this England mindset is genius, all opposition captains will already be thinking what’s enough to declare on? 400+? 450+?
If England do chase this successfully, it will be the record run chase for England in Tests and the ninth-highest in the history of the game.
We are just five weeks into the 'new' era but the belief that the team and the fans have, and the speed at which the mindset has changed, is remarkable.
To get you in the mood for today, you can read Stephan Shemilt's analysis of England's revolution.
Of course, it's not done yet. India need seven wickets, they have Jasprit Bumrah in their ranks and we know that England have a very long tail.
A couple of quick wickets this morning changes everything.
378 to win in the fourth innings?
No bother.
The fact that Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root guided England to 259-3 and we barely batted an eyelid is testament to just how gloriously bonkers England's new era has become.
119 runs.
Seven wickets.
One day.
Who's ready for some Bazball?
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