England's 315 for 4 is the second-highest total they have ever made to win a Test, after their 332 for 7 at Melbourne in 1928-29, and their highest at home. It's also the second-highest fourth-innings total made to win a Test at Headingley, after Australia's 404 for 3 in 1948. And it's only the eighth time that any side has won a Test match following a declaration by the other team. The highest fourth-innings totals to win a Test match

Total	Teams	Venue	Season
406-4	India v West Indies	Port-of-Spain	1975-76
404-3	Australia v England	Headingley	1948
369-6	Australia v Pakistan	Hobart	1999-2000
362-7	Australia v West Indies	Georgetown	1977-78
348-5	West Indies v New Zealand	Auckland	1968-69
344-1	West Indies v England	Lord's	1984
342-8	Australia v India	Perth	1977-78
336-5	Australia v South Africa	Durban	1949-50
332-7	England v Australia	Melbourne	1928-29
326-5	Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe	Colombo (SSC)	1997-98
324-5	New Zealand v Pakistan	Christchurch	1993-94
317-2	West Indies v Pakistan	Georgetown	1957-58
315-4	England v Australia	Headingley	2001
315-6	Australia v England	Adelaide	1901-02
315-9	Pakistan v Australia	Karachi	1994-95
311-9	West Indies v Australia	Bridgetown	1998-99
307-6	England v New Zealand	Christchurch	1996-97

Matches won by the side batting last after a declaration by the other side

Teams	Venue	Season
England (75-6) beat West Indies	Bridgetown	1934-35
Australia (404-3) beat England	Headingley	1948
England (174-7) beat South Africa	Port Elizabeth	1948-49
England (215-3) beat West Indies	Port-of-Spain	1967-68
West Indies (348-5) beat New Zealand	Auckland	1968-69
Australia (342-8) beat India	Perth	1977-78
West Indies (344-1) beat England	Lord's	1984
England (251-8) beat South Africa	Centurion	1999-2000
England (315-4) beat Australia	Headingley	2001

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