[WATCH] ENG vs IND: Fan singing tribute song for Akash Deep outside Edgbaston Test

A dream bowling spell in England for Akash Deep. A 10-wicket figure for the pacer. After taking 4 wickets in the 2nd Test at Edgbaston, which is known as the fortress of the England cricket team, the Indian seamer claimed another 6 in the second Test to complete his 10-wicket haul in the Whites.

England cricket fans, famously known for their love for Test cricket, celebrating the achievement of the rival team bowler. After the conclusion of the match, where Shubman Gill and Co. outclassed the home team by a 336-run margin, crazy scenes were captured outside the stadium.

A cricket fan in England created and sang a song to pay tribute to the 10-wicket achiever Akash Deep. The song, "Akash Deep, Akash Deep, Akash Deep, Akash Deep, Bowling England Out Akash Deep," attracted attention from cricket fans across the social media platforms.

India set a near impossible target for England to get a win in the second Test match. The creator of Bazball was forced to play with a defensive mindset, at least to end the match in a draw. But, when a bowler like Akash Deep was in fiery form, the mammoth 608-run target looked even bigger to hold. The fast bowler took the wickets of Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith, and Brydon Carse in the second essay to complete his 10-wicket mark.

Gavaskar Calypso

The song outside Edgbaston remembered another historical achievement of India. When India, led by Ajit Wadekar, won a Test series against the mighty West Indies back in 1971, a track was invented. The song was inspired by Sunil Gavaskar's iconic 117 not-out knock. The song, titled 'Gavaskar Calypso,' was written and sung by Trinidadian calypso artist Lord Relator (Willard Harris).