Ben Stokes defies injury to rally England but fourth India Test ends in draw - A troublesome left leg and a fresh problem in his right shoulder failed to deter Stokes from snarin KL Rahul for 90 on the last morning.

India captain Shubman Gill hit his fourth century of the series against England to give the visitors hope of salvaging a draw on the final day at Old Trafford. The series-leading run-maker’s 103

Ben Stokes clears the air surrounding what happened in the final few minutes of the Manchester Test, where he exchanged some words with Jadeja and Sundar.

In a rare and intriguing moment of Test cricket drama, England captain Ben Stokes walked up to Indian batters Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar on the final day of the fourth Test, offering to shake hands and settle for a draw after the visitors battled throughout the day to deny England the win.

It happened after the 138th over which was bowled by Joe Root as Stokes went towards the India batters to end the match then and there as a draw but his request was swiftly turned down.

During the fourth Test at Old Trafford, England captain Ben Stokes offered a handshake to signal a draw, but Indian batters Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar declined, surprising Stokes. Both were approaching centuries,

After the exhilaration of Ben Stokes’s first Test century in two years, England were pegged back in a frustrating end to the fourth day

Ben Stokes and Ravindra Jadeja's conversation was picked up by the stump mic as the 4th Test between India and England ended on a 'sour note'.

England captain Ben Stokes delivered a match-turning performance on day 5 of the fourth Test against India, dismissing KL Rahul for 90 runs despite bowling with visible discomfort. The crucial wicket broke India's third-wicket partnership of 188 runs and shifted the momentum in England's favor during Sunday's play.

England's spirit of cricket under question in Manchester Test vs India; check out whole episode of Stokes vs Jadeja controversy during IND vs ENG Test