"Why the India vs England 5th Test Is Likely to End in a Draw"

 The forecast that the India versus England 5th Test will be a tie mostly rests on the context of the series, team selections, and pitch circumstances. Because the series is evenly poised (Khelostar), several cricket experts predict a flatter pitch at The Oval; a draw suits England, who lead 2-1 and require only to avoid loss to win the series.

Major arguments favoring draw probability are:

Pitch Circumstances: Reports indicate a less-than-normal wicket, which usually benefits hitters and makes it more difficult for bowlers to claim the 20 wickets necessary for a decision.

Both sides are missing crucial players (England without Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer, India probably without Jasprit Bumrah), and there are several new faces in both lineups. This might lower total bowling power and make an absolute victory harder.

England would not want to risk defeat by preparing a bowler-friendly wicket given the series result; a safe, batting-friendly surface raises the possibility of a draw.

Betting odds see the draw as a high possibility, with fairly low odds compared to actual victories for either side.

Recent Precedent: After England (Khelostar) failed to bowl India out, even with the majority of the game in its favor, the previous Test in Manchester finished in a draw.

Although these variables support a draw, some professionals continue to back India to push for a victory, particularly given England's weakened bowling lineup. Overall, however, the combination of a flat track, subpar pace units, and the series context makes a draw the most likely result.