England v India: the fourth ODI - in pictures

It's a beautiful sunny morning at Lord's for the start of the fourth ODI. India are at the crease and are desperate to set a winning total after a series of torrid performances with the bat Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Parthiv Patel and Suresh Raina bring India beyond the 100-marker before both were dismissed by Stuart Broad. Here, Raina launches a six Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Patel might have gone sooner had Ben Stokes not dropped him on the boundary and conceded a six Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Virat Kohli narrowly survived a run-out attempt from Ravi Bopara Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

But he was soon caught by Craig Kieswetter off Graeme Swann's delivery and was followed swiftly by Rahul Dravid Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

MS Dhoni and Raina provided a sterling fifth-wicket partnership Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Alistair Cook tried numerous tactics to stifle the run-scoring, before Raina was eventually caught by Stokes off Steve Finn's bowling Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Stuart Broad injured his arm in the final over of the Indian innings, with India having posted an imposing total of 280-5 from their 50 overs Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

England's run-chase stuttered at first, with three wickets down for just 61 runs. But Ian Bell and Bopara got the scoreboard ticking over Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Rain interrupted play as England drew close to the Indian total. Swann had to ask for guidance from the England balcony as the game was so delicately balanced Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

England had dragged themselves ahead on the Duckworth-Lewis scoring method. But when Swann was run out by Munaf Patel and Bopara caught on the boundary by Jadeja for 96, the score swung once more Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

Persistent rain eventually forced the players off with the scores level on the D/L method Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

And so, rather oddly, the game ended in a draw Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian

The scoreboard confirms the maths. England were within a whisker of victory but at least they remain unbeaten against India with only one more ODI remaining Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian