On a day dominated by the bat, India toiled hard to break the England opening stand after posting 466 runs in their second innings for a target of 368 runs at the Oval, London. At the close of play on Day 4 of the fourth Test, England were 77/0 in 32 overs with Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed unbeaten on 43 off 85 and 31 off 109 balls respectively. India still have a cushion of 291 runs, but the match looks like heading for a draw with the pitch remaining true. Earlier, India were bowled out about 20 minutes into the final session with Umesh Yadav (25) the last wicket to fall. The tail wagged with Jasprit Bumrah (24) also contributing. The innings lasted 148.2 overs. Shardul Thakur (60 off 72) struck his second fifty of the match and shared a hundred-run stand with Rishabh Pant (50 off 106) to put India in a strong position. Two wickets fell in the afternoon session with India scoring 116 runs at close to 4.5 runs per over. India reached 329 for six at lunch. Resuming the day at 270 for three, India lost three wickets in the morning session including of skipper Virat Kohli (44 off 96). Chris Woakes removed Ravindra Jadeja (17) and Ajinkya Rahane (0) whose struggles continued. On Saturday, Rohit Sharma hit his first hundred in overseas conditions to bring India back in the match after England took a 99-run first innings lead. Catch Day 4 highlights and cricket scores of the fourth Test match between England and India.