The world braces itself to witness an absolute cliffhanger as the Lord's Test between India and England progresses to the fifth and final day. With England needing six wickets and India needing another 135 runs for victory, the possibilities of a draw have been extinguished. It's been a closely-contested match with both teams exchanging verbal volleys at each other during pivotal moments of the game. 

On day three, the Indian fielders erupted in anger when English opener Zak Crawley deliberately tried to waste time to ensure England went through to stumps without losing a wicket. A day later, Shubman Gill & Co. found themselves on the receiving end this time as India did not want to sustain further damage before heading into stumps. 

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Nasser Hussain reminds the Indian skipper to remain mindful of England's aggression

The former England cricketer turned commentator also believed Gill will have to face the music once his side finds itself in a similar situation. He reminded Gill that the English players would not let the Indian players get off the hook, especially after what had transpired with Crawley on the previous day. Furthermore, he issues a chilling warning to the Indian skipper and urges them not to take the English bowlers lightly, as they will look to be high on intensity. 

"Quicker pitch, nipping, and England were absolutely spot on with their lengths. Also, the England fielders were in his ears; if you are going to give it out like last night, you are going to get it as well. He was a massive wicket because he scores at a good tempo and doesn't go into his shell."

We are only a few minutes away from lift-off at the Lord's. The outcome of the game remains unknown as of now, but one thing is evidently clear at this stage. Tensions are expected to flare, and emotions will be running high as both teams will look to battle it out to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match Test series. India find themselves in troubled waters at 58-4 and are in dire need of a rescue act from Pant and Rahul to drive them to a historic win at the Home of Cricket.