London, July 14 -- Following his side's narrow 22-run loss to England in the third Test at Lord's, Indian skipper Shubman Gill hailed all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who played a hard-fought knock of 61* while chasing 193, as one of team's "most valuable players" and lauded the resistence shown by the lower-order.

In a gripping final day of cricket at Lord's, a resilient Indian unit fell short of a series lead. Jadeja's half-century was complemented well by efforts from tailenders Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj. While the volume of runs was not massive from these two, the number of balls they faced, 84 combined, gave Jadeja the liberty to put up a fight. But it was not meant to be for the visitors.

Speaking after the match during the po...