Divya Delhi : Harbhajan Singh immediately reminded former England captain Michael Vaughan how his Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy prediction went wrong following India's stunning six-run triumph in the fifth and final Test at the Oval. India won against all odds to tie the five-match series 2-2 under Shubman Gill. Mohammed Siraj took five wickets in the second innings to enable India pull off a remarkable recovery without Jasprit Bumrah. Day 5 saw India need four wickets and England 35 runs to win. Prasidh Krishna bowled two boundaries on the first two deliveries of the fifth day, starting the worst conceivable way. Siraj soothed concerns by dismissing Jamie Smith in his first over. This wicket settled Prasidh, and the two bowled together without giving the opposition a chance. Siraj grabbed three of the four remaining wickets. Finally, his searing yorker rattled Gus Atkinson's stumps, giving India a spectacular triumph. After the triumph, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh reminded Michael Vaughan and other former England cricketers that they predicated the hosts winning 3-1, but the visitors surprised them in style. I think India has a significant win here. The score is 2-2. Many, including Michael Vaughan, expected 3-1 or 3-0. I would advise them to look at their side and England cricket. “Our warriors have shown the level of Indian cricket,” Harbhajan stated on YouTube.