Ravichandran Ashwin had a memorable outing in his 100th Test, picking up four wickets to play a key role in India dismissing England for 218 on Day 1 of the fifth Test.

But while Ashwin finished with 4/51, it was the second-best bowling performance by an Indian. The top performer was Ashwin's young spin partner, Kuldeep Yadav, who edged his senior pro by just that bit, grabbing a five-wicket-haul - the third of his career - and triggering an England collapse that saw them lose 7 wickets for 43. Ashwin picked up the last wicket - James Anderson out caught for a duck - but as India were about to walk off the field, the senior India spinner's selfless gesture towards Kuldeep won hearts. Mohammed Siraj and some other teammates wanted to hand over the ball to Ashwin, for scalping 4 wickets in his 100th Test, but Ash insisted that it should be Kuldeep and not him, who should lead the team off the field. After the ball was thrown to Ashwin, he ensured the souvenir was handed back to the man of the hour, Kuldeep. Usually, it's the bowler with a five-wicket-haul that gets to keep the ball and lead the team off the park, and Ashwin honoured this decade-old practice by making sure the pattern doesn't break. The two spinners were seen in a tussle before Ashwin eventually won and Kuldeep acknowledged the crowd and the applauds of his teammates. During Kuldeep's smashing of England, the India wrist-spinner became the fastest Indian to claim 50 wickets, who is playing just his 12th Test.