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India vs England, 5th Test: Day 5 at The Oval, London

James Anderson became the most successful fast-bowler in Test history by claiming the final wicket to clinch England's 118-run victory.

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James Anderson became the most successful fast-bowler in Test history by claiming the final wicket to clinch England's 118-run victory over India at the Oval on Tuesday.
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James Anderson became the most successful fast-bowler in Test history by claiming the final wicket to clinch England's 118-run victory over India at the Oval on Tuesday.

Anderson bowled Mohammed Shami for his 564th career wicket, surpassing the record of Glenn McGrath, as England wrapped up a 4-1 series victory.
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Anderson bowled Mohammed Shami for his 564th career wicket, surpassing the record of Glenn McGrath, as England wrapped up a 4-1 series victory.

Centuries from KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant threatened what looked like a simple victory, but England took five wickets after tea to end No. 1-ranked India's second innings on 345.
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Centuries from KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant threatened what looked like a simple victory, but England took five wickets after tea to end No. 1-ranked India's second innings on 345.

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Adil Rashid removed both centurions before Sam Curran struck twice to set the stage for Anderson, who also moved past McGrath as the fourth-highest wicket-taker.
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Adil Rashid removed both centurions before Sam Curran struck twice to set the stage for Anderson, who also moved past McGrath as the fourth-highest wicket-taker.

Despite Anderson's heroics, Alastair Cook led England off the field having scored a century in the second innings in his 161st and final Test match.
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Despite Anderson's heroics, Alastair Cook led England off the field having scored a century in the second innings in his 161st and final Test match.

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