India prove their run-chase handicap once again despite spirited defiance from Agarkar, Ganguly, Kaif and a great start from the openers.
The openers' onslaught ensures the hosts take an unbeatable 3-1 lead in the series.
The most glaring error was the dismissal of Marcus Trescothick which changed the course of proceedings.
Persistent rain on the final day washes out all hopes England have of forcing a result.
A boon for the hosts becomes a curse for the tourists.
Michael Vaughan's bizarre dismissal in the final session of play triggers off a mini collapse, handing India the advantage.
Set to achieve 357 on the final day, the onus is on Ganguly & Co. to play positive cricket.
Spearheaded by Craig White's ton, the visitors make the most of dropped chances to bounce back on Day II.
Fitting well into the role of an opener, the rookie wicketkeeper justifies the selectors' faith by cracking his maiden Test century.
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