Or how India manages to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, part n+1.
The hosts survive a by-now familiar middle order collapse to reach the target, leaving stand-in skipper Anil Kumble the most relieved of men.
Three run-outs in the Indian top order leave the hosts falling short in their run chase.
Despite several interruptions due to rain, the visitors stay focussed in their bid to restore parity.
Kumble gets his landmark, but England's "bodyline" tactics sours the taste.
The Indian batsmen play it safe to ensure they do not lose the series.
Despite Tendulkar's century, the visitors bundle out the hosts for 291 to earn a handy 116 runs first innings lead.
The experienced leggie scalps five victims to peg back England after openers Mark Butcher and Marcus Trescothick had given them a sound start.
Nasser Hussain's prophecy comes true -- India are the toughest side to beat at home.
Trailing by 197 runs, the visitors go into Day 4 with a battle on their hands.
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