
ENG vs IND Birmingham weather forecast, Day 5: Rain threat casts shadow on Shubman Gill’s late declaration
Rain may delay play early on Day 5, but India still has a strong chance to push for victory in the Edgbaston Test.

Rain may delay play early on Day 5, but India still has a strong chance to push for victory in the Edgbaston Test.

Team India is leading the race in Edgbaston. They need 7 more wickets to take down the fortress of England. The host now needs 536 runs on the final day of the second Test to win the contest and maintain their momentum, as they won the first of the five-match series.

Absolute 5-star performance from Shubman Gill. The newly appointed captain of India has been breaking records in England for fun. After a historic 269-run knock in the first innings of the ongoing 2nd Test at Edgbaston, he bagged another ton in the second essay.

Rishabh Pant lost his bat and the wicket at the same time. A truly entertaining innings came to an end at Edgbaston. The vice captain of India went back to the pavilion with huge applause from the crowd.

Prasidh Krishna faced heavy criticism after a poor spell in the 2nd Test, while Mohammed Siraj shone with a six-wicket haul at Edgbaston.

KL Rahul scored a gritty fifty before being bowled by Josh Tongue's first delivery on Day 4 of the 2nd Test in Birmingham. India lead England by 306 runs as Rishabh Pant joins Shubman Gill at the crease.

England produced their unique Bazball approach when pressure mounted on the back. Jamie Smith and Harry Brook's 300-plus-run partnership showcased how England can be dangerous during tough scenarios.

Rishabh Pant's hilarious stump mic comment after Mohammed Siraj’s fiery delivery to Shoaib Bashir goes viral during the ENG vs IND 2nd Test at Edgbaston. Siraj shines with a six-wicket haul.

A fun moment in the studio. Well-known television representative Gaurav Kapur dubbed England captain Ben Stokes from an intense scene from Day 3 of the ongoing England vs. India 2nd Test match of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy.

Siraj's six wickets and Akash Deep's four helped India take control on Day 3 with a big lead in the second Test at Edgbaston.
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