England captain Ben Stokes took his side's agonising six-run loss to India on the chin at the Oval, accepting a 2-2 draw was the right result for one of the hardest-fought series in memory.Nearly seven weeks of intense battle, fierce rivalry and knife-edge cricket came to a fitting end on the final morning of the Test summer, with the tourists forcing through a remarkable win.With England needing 35 to win with four wickets in hand for a mammoth chase of 374, they took the last four wickets for

England captain Ben Stokes took his side's agonising six-run loss to India on the chin at the Oval, accepting a 2-2 draw was the right result for one of the hardest-fought series in memory.Nearly seven weeks of intense battle, fierce rivalry and knife-edge cricket came to a fitting end on the final morning of the Test summer, with the tourists forcing through a remarkable win.With England needing 35 to win with four wickets in hand for a mammoth chase of 374, they took the last four wickets for 28 runs in riotous scenes that instantly earned a place alongside the sport's most cherished moments.