IND vs ENG, 1st Test Day 4: KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant hit centuries as India set 371-run target - Action in Images

England, requiring 371 to win the series opener, were 21 without loss at stumps, needing another 350 runs to take lead in the five-match series. ...read more

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Jasprit Bumrah remained wicketless as the England openers remained unbeaten at stumps on Day 4 with 21 on the scoreboard in 370-run chase.(Action Images via Reuters)

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KL Rahul went on to make 137 but from the relative safety of 333-4, India lost their last six wickets for 31 runs as they slumped to 364 all out.(Action Images via Reuters)

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Rishabh Pant became only the second wicketkeeper in the game's history to score hundreds in both innings of a Test match en route to his 118, an innings that was studded with 15 fours and three sixes.(Action Images via Reuters)

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The duo of Rahul (137 off 247 balls) and Pant (118 off 140 balls) added 195 runs for the fourth wicket to put their team in a position of strength at Headingley.(AFP)

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Resuming the day on 90 for two, India lost skipper Shubman Gill early on just 8.(AP)

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Karun Nair, who registered a duck in the first innings, failed to score big in the second innings too and was dismissed for 20.(AP)

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Ravindra Jadeja tried to put some fight in the end with unbeaten 25 off 40 balls but he didn't get support from the tail.(AP)

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Just as he did in the first innings, Josh Tongue came to the fore when seeing off the Indian tail, with three wickets in four balls helping ensure the tourists lost their final six second-innings wickets for 31 runs.(Action Images via Reuters)