India, July 28 -- England captain Ben Stokes believes even if Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar did not score centuries in the second innings of the Manchester Test, one couldn't have undermined their efforts as the duo helped India walk away with a memorable draw in the fourth match of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The final half an hour on Day 5 witnessed some high drama after the Indian batters refused to accept Ben Stokes' call of shaking hands early, and calling the game off as a draw was the only probable result.

Both Jadeja and Sundar hadn't gotten their centuries then, so it is not surprising that the duo did not shake hands with their English counterparts. When Stokes offered to call the contest off, Jadeja and Sundar were ...