England's first innings ended on 294 on a slow Day II, which saw India score 83/1 from 51 overs. Things were better on the third day with Mohinder Amarnath scoring 69 and Dilip Vengsarkar etching his third century at Lord's, an unbeaten 126. Things got better for India the following day with an inspired Kapil taking four wickets to bundle out England for 180 in their second innings. On the final day, June 10, India sniffed history with a paltry target of 134 before them. That way I'm very happy that I could score a century in that match and help my team win as well," he said.

Source: The Telegraph June 09, 2020 19:41 UTC