Chasing a victory target of 313, India were comfortably placed on the fifth and final day of Mumbai Test, with the scoreboard reading 75 for three.

But England [Images] turned the game on its head, dismissing Rahul Dravid [Images] and Sachin Tendulkar [Images] in quick succession and following it up with the wickets of Sehwag and Dhoni [Images]. India were bundled out for a paltry 100 - their seventh lowest total at home soil.

The last seven wickets falling for the addition of just 25 runs to the total is the worst ever seven-wicket collapse for India in the fourth innings of a Test.

The details:

Runs added	Opponent	Venue	Season	From	To
25	England	Mumbai	2005-06	75-3	100
33	Australia [Images]	Sydney	1967-68	164-3	197
37	Australia	Calcutta	1956-57	99-3	136
38	Australia	Perth	1991-92	103-3	141
49	West Indies [Images]	Bridgetown	1996-97	32-3	81
51	South Africa [Images]	Durdban	1996-97	15-3	66
52	Australia	Madras	1969-70	119-3	171
56	New Zealand [Images]	Mumbai	1988-89	89-3	145

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