Dramatic Test Match Unfolds as India Sets Record Run Target at The Oval

India leads by 323 runs against England in the final test at The Oval, setting a 374-run target. Yashasvi Jaiswal's 118 and Mohammed Siraj's key dismissal highlight India's advantage. England requires the highest successful chase at the ground to win. Late cameos from both teams add intrigue to a thrilling series finale.

India finished the third day at The Oval with a commanding lead of 323 runs against England in the final test, setting up a thrilling series conclusion.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's patient 118 guided India to a total of 396, leaving England to chase a challenging target of 374 with two days remaining. Mohammed Siraj's dismissal of Zak Crawley at day's end increased India's chances of securing a series draw.

Despite India's dominance, England's historical success in run chases, and energetic late innings performances from Washington Sundar, have kept the series finely poised. Both teams are pushing the limits in a game hanging by a thread.

(With inputs from agencies.)