India vs England 5th Test Day 4: Prasidh Krishna gives IND a glimmer of hope with Joe Root's scalp - Action in Images

Rain in the evening pushed the final Test to Day 5 as a spirited India, once down and out, fought back to stay alive in the series decider. 

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Rain in the evening session pushed the series-deciding final Test to day five after a down and out India managed to stay in the game yet again (PTI)

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England were 339-6 when play was abandoned, with the hosts now needing a further 35 runs to reach a target of 374 on Monday's final day.  (PTI)

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A huge downpour then effectively prevented any hope of a resumption on Sunday.  (AP)

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England's Joe Root got out soon after racking up his 39th Test hundred, 13th versus India and third of the series. (PTI)

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Joe Root was caught behind off Prasidh Krishna after the lanky Indian pacer had found the stumps of a struggling Jacob Bethell, leaving the home team at 337 for six. (@BCCI X)

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Under immense pressure, Harry Brook showcased his exceptional ball-striking to bring up his second century of the series. He capitalized on a big reprieve on 19 when Mohammed Siraj took a catch near the boundary but lost balance and stepped over the ropes, handing Brook a lifeline off Prasidh Krishna's bowling. (PTI)

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Harry Brook's innings ended in appropriately spectacular fashion when, going for another big hit off Deep, his bat flew out of his hands. (@BCCI X)

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India's Mohammed was rewarded for his relentless approach when he trapped Pope in front for the second time in the game with a sharp nip backer off a wobbled seam. (AFP)