India vs England Live Cricket Score, IND vs ENG 4th Test Day 5 Match Updates: After battling long and hard on day 4, Shubman Gill and KL Rahul will hope to lead a great Indian fightback when they take the field on day five of the ongoing 4th Test at Manchester,

India closed the day with a steady partnership between KL Rahul and Shubman Gill on Day 4 of the fourth Test at Old Trafford. Speaking on ‘Match Centre Live’, JioHotstar experts Sanjay Manjrekar and Jonathan Trott analysed India’s batting approach, assessed England’s bowling decisions, and outlined the key moments to watch on Day 5.

The only possible results for India at the moment are either a draw or a loss. India will fight for a stalemate, as the series is on the line and a defeat would give England an unassailable lead. KL Rahul and Shubman Gill are battling against time.

Shubman Gill and KL Rahul will start on the final day of the 4th Test match, hoping to keep India alive in the series. There is a rain threat in Manchester which might disrupt play heavily in the morning session.

Deep Dasgupta defends Shubman Gill amidst criticism, emphasizing the challenges of captaining a young Indian squad in England. Despite early setbacks in the second innings, Gill, along with Rahul, displayed resilience with a crucial 174-run partnership.

India's tour of England consists of five Test matches: The great news for fans is that it's possible to live stream every Test match without spending anything. England vs. India (Test 4) is available to live stream for free on ICC.TV.

A viral post on X has claimed that VVS Laxman might take over as India's red-ball coach from Gautam Gambhir. India have struggled under Gambhir's coaching in Test cricket and have only managed 4 wins.

India was originally scheduled to tour Bangladesh immediately after the Test series in England. However, due to rising political tensions between the two nations, BCCI decided to cancel the tour.

Former India cricketer Dinesh Karthik recently came forward and talked about how Shubman Gill seems to be enjoying his role as India's Test skipper in his first series in charge of team India. India is set to take on England on day 5 of the Manchester Test.

The England tour was supposed to be Nair's redemption series. The 33-year-old had donned the Indian jersey after eight years, having earned a call-up after his record domestic season. However, his redemption tune fell flat, with Nair managing only 133 runs in six innings, with a single half-century score.