Battle of nerves
India survived final-over drama to beat England by eight runs in the fourth Twenty20 International and level the five-match series 2-2 in Ahmedabad on Thursday. (Getty Images)
Maiden half-century
Suryakumar Yadav smashed 57 to help the hosts to 185/8, their highest total of the series, after being put into bat. (AFP Photo)
Cameos not good enough
Ben Stokes and Jason Roy then came up with entertaining cameos but it was not enough to stop India from levelling the series for the second time. (AFP Photo)
Tensed Thakur
Shardul Thakur (3/42) looked a bundle of nerves bowling the eventful final over with England needing 23 runs for an unassailable lead. (AFP Photo)
Audacious Archer
After Chris Jordan took a single off the first delivery, Archer hit the next two for a four and a six, which seemed to rattle Thakur who followed it with two wides. (Getty Images)
Broken bat
Archer took a single off the next delivery, breaking his bat in the process, before Thakur regained his composure and dismissed Jordan before finishing with a dot ball. (AFP Photo)
Off with a six!
Rohit Sharma smashed the first ball of the match from Adil Rashid for a six but Archer (4/33) foxed him with clever change of pace to elicit a simple return catch. (AP Photo)
Rocking start
Yadav pulled the first ball he faced in international cricket, from Archer, for a six and raced to a 28-ball half-century. (ANI Photo/BCCI Twitter)
Controversial catch
Yadav smashed three sixes before Dawid Malan took a low catch at fine leg to send him back. Replays, however, suggested the ball might have touched the grass. (AFP Photo)
Useful contributions
Rishabh Pant made a breezy 30 and Shreyas Iyer contributed 37 to push India past the 175-mark. (AP Photo)