Ben Stokes, at first, refused to shake hands with Ravindra Jadeja after the Manchester Test between India and England ended in a draw.

With the possibility of a win over, England captain Ben Stokes went up to Jadeja to end the contest. The Indian batters, though, wanted the match to carry on for longer.

Ravindra Jadeja's resilient century on Day 5 of the fourth Test against England showcased his invaluable role in the Indian team. His composed innings helped India inch closer to a draw after a tense morning.

They shut out England’s victory push in the Old Trafford Test with the young Sundar making a statement in the draw

India’s response was built on resolve, patience and flair – most notably from Gill and KL Rahul, who stitched a 188-run third-wicket stand. Rahul, rock-solid for 230 balls, fell nine short of a century to an unplayable nip-backer from Ben Stokes, but by then had already laid a solid platform.

Ravindra Jadeja achieved a rare all-round milestone during the fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, joining an elite list alongside Wilfred Rhodes and Gary Sobers. His gritty fifty also played a key role in India's second-innings resistance.

Ravindra Jadeja has hit a heroic hundred versus England on Day 5 of the 4th Test match at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester

The match ended in farcical circumstances when batter Harry Brook came on to bowl with Sundar on 80 and Jadeja on 89. Stokes told the umpires that England were done and offered India’s batters a handshake, but the rival skipper Gill declined, opting to put more overs into the opposition’s legs and pursue hundreds.

Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar scored unbeaten centuries on day five as the fourth Test between England and India ended in a draw.

England were fuming at Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar after they refused a handshake with Ben Stokes and continued batting despite Stokes wanting the match to end., Cricket, Times Now