Prasidh
'Can't Afford To Throw In The Towel': Morkel On India's Late Fightback On Day 4
The fifth and final Test of the enthralling five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between England and India will reach its climax on Monday, with both sides still chasing victory, with England needing 35 more runs to win, while India requires four wickets for a miraculous victory.
After Harry Brook and Joe Root compiled stellar tons, pacer Prasidh Krishna snapped two wickets in quick succession in the final session as India staged a late comeback in the final session to set up a thrilling finish on Day 5.
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