London, July 25: When Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman took guard for India on Day 5 of the much talked about Lord’s Test, a drawn result seemed a distinct possibility. But James Anderson, with a crucial five-wicket haul, including that of the Little Master, all but set victory up for the hosts. MS Dhoni’s record as Test captain was hard done by a mammoth 196-run loss in the series opener even as India reinforced the ‘slow starters’ tag. A look at the numbers that matter from the final day of the 2000th Test.

• James Anderson has now dismissed Sachin Tendulkar on six occasions in Test cricket, as many times as Australians Jason Gillespie and Glenn McGrath. Only Muttiah Muralitharan has dismissed the Little Master on more occasions (8).

• Before he got out, Tendulkar was stuck on 11 runs for 47 minutes and 38 balls.

• Tendulkar's strike-rate of 17.64 is his fourth lowest in an innings where he faced at least 50 balls. The details:

• Tendulkar has now aggregated 195 runs in nine Test innings at Lord’s at an average of 21.66 - with a highest of 37.

• James Anderson (5-65) claimed a five-wicket innings haul for the 11th time in his 60th Test – his second in seven Tests against India. His previous five-wicket haul against India had also come at Lord’s when he returned figures of five for 42 in the first innings of the 2007 Test.

• Stuart Broad's match figures of seven for 94 are his best in Tests surpassing his previous best of six for 87 against South Africa at Durban in 2009-10.

• The defeat by 196 runs was one of India’s biggest against England. The following table lists India’s biggest defeats against England:

• This was just India’s fourth defeat in the 28 Tests where MS Dhoni has led the side. The details:

• Andrew Strauss has now led England to Test victories against seven Test-playing nations. The only sides he has not beaten yet are New Zealand and Zimbabwe simply because he has not captained England against them.

• At the end of the match, India’s record at Lord’s stands: played 16, won-1, lost-11, drawn – 4. The 11 defeats are the most for India at a particular venue.

• Indiahave now lost the opening Test on 13 occasions out of 16 series in England. They won one and drew the remaining two. The only win came in the 1986 series when India beat England by five wickets.

• Kevin Pietersen won his seventh Man-of-the-Match award – his second against India. He had also won the award in the 2007 Lord’s Test.