England complete 196-run win at Lord's

Anderson captured the prize wicket of Sachin Tendulkar (12) after dismissing India's two other most accomplished batsman Rahul Dravid (36) and Vangipurappu Laxman (56) in the 2,000th test match and the 100th between the two countries.

Tendulkar, 38, who has scored a world record 14,738 test runs, has never made more than 37 at Lord's and is still one century short of becoming the first person to tally 100 international hundreds.

India were intent on saving the game in the absence of the injured Virender Sehwag, their one player who could have taken the game away from the opposition

Image: England's James Anderson, left, celebrates with Kevin Pietersen, 2nd left, Matt Prior, bottom right, and Stuart Broad, top right, after he claims the wicket of India's Suresh Raina during the 5th day of the first test match at Lord's cricket ground, London, Monday July 25, 2011. This was Anderson's fifth wicket of the innings.

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