It was a remarkable victory for India who fought their way back into the game after conceding a 75-run first innings lead on a M A Chidambaram track which did not show signs of any rapid deterioration even on the last day. It was Virender Sehwag`s explosive knock of 83 off just 68 balls yesterday which set up the Indian victory while Gautam Gambhir (66) was the other notable performer in the memorable run chase. Tendulkar hit a boundary to not only notch up his 41st Test century but also bring about the winning runs, triggering off wild scenes of celebrations in the galleries. While West Indies have the record of the highest run chase of 418/7 against Australia at St Johns in 2003, India is second in the list for successfully chasing 406 against the West Indies at Port of Spain in 1976. Brief scores: England 316 and 311 for 9 declare lost to India 241 and 387 for 4 (Virender Sehwag 83, Gautam Gambhir 66: Sachin Tendulkar 103 n.o, Yuvraj Singh 85 n.o: Graeme Swann 2/103).