India staged a memorable comeback in the recently concluded Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy as they picked up a dramatic win at the Oval in the fifth Test and drew the series 2-2.
It was a momentous turnaround for the Indian side, as at one point England were cruising towards victory in the fifth Test, with Harry Brook and Joe Root scoring a century each in the second innings.
However, it was Mohammed Siraj's heroics in the final day as he claimed a fifer and cleaned up the English tail to guide India to a memorable victory at the Oval.
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It was an entertaining and memorable Test series, which had drama, emotions, pain and occasionally some heated moments.
After the historic win at the Oval, inspired by Mohammed Siraj's heroics, the victorious Indian team reportedly visited the English dressing room to exchange end-of-the-series pleasantries.
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Indian team visited England dressing room after thrilling win at The Oval - Chat revealed
Karun Nair, who staged a comeback in the Indian team after nine years, has now opened the lid on what transpired after the team's victory at the Oval.
Speaking to ESPNCricinfo (via The Hindustan Times), Nair opened up on how the Indian team celebrated the victory in the fifth Test, as he said: "Not really. We didn't overdo anything. We had a good chat, both teams were respectful of the fact that it was a great series."
Nair added, "Brendon McCullum mentioned it was the greatest Test series to be played in recent memory. As players, we didn't feel the magnitude of it during the matches, but looking back at how the moments panned out, as a group, we feel we achieved something special."
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What next for the Indian Test cricket team?
The Indian Test team will return to action in October, when they face West Indies in a two-match series on home soil.