After India declined Ben Stokes' offer of a draw, a viral video appeared to show that the England captain did not shake hands with Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar after the Manchester Test ended.

Ravindra Jadeja now has 34 wickets in England, in addition to scoring more than 1000 runs. He now becomes the second away player in the world after Sir Garfield Sobers to score 1000+ runs and take 30+ wickets in England.

The drawn fourth Test at Old Trafford was filled with drama, including Ben Stokes' appeal for an early draw and visible tension. Despite claims circulating online, video evidence confirms that England captain Ben Stokes did shake hands with Ravindra Jadeja after the match.

Rivaba Jadeja, wife of India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, shared a heartwarming post for her husband after he produced a stunning, match-saving century on Day 5 (Sunday, July 27) of the fourth Test ag

India pulled off a miraculous heist in Manchester courtsey of valiant knocks from Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. The trio of Gill, Jadeja and Sundar scored memorable hu

Watch the video of star India allrounder Ravindra Jadeja celebrating his century against England in the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy in Manchester.

England captain Ben Stokes is facing the Internet's heat for being ‘salty’ and was called a ‘crybaby’. Meanwhile, Indian cricketer Ravindra Jadeja ‘farmed infinite aura’ points with the netizens.

With a draw inevitable in Manchester after the two Indian all-rounders' defiance, Stokes offered to shake hands and end the game. But Jadeja, who was in his 90s, and Sundar, who was in his 80s, rejected the offer as they were rather keen on reaching the much-deserved personal milestone.

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.