Akash Deep registers his maiden five-wicket haul in the ENG vs IND 2nd Test at Edgbaston, joining elite Indian pacers. A breakout performance that marks a turning point in his Test career.
India pacer Akash Deep took four wickets in the first innings of England’s batting in the Edgbaston Test on Thursday. With this performance in England, many social media users remembered how his ability to swing the ball had earned him high praise from Australian batter Steve Smith during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Absolutely an unplayable delivery, wickets shook, bails shattered, and Akash Deep struck again. England lost their 4th wicket in the second innings of the 2nd Test of the ongoing series. Ollie Pope had no clue how to defend the inswinging delivery.
A neck-to-neck match that entered into Day 5 with possibilities of lots more twists. But, in reality, it is raining. The Headingley, where India and England have been facing each other for the 2nd match of the series, was hit by a heavy spell of rain. With this weather and wet surface and outfield, the game of cricket is not possible to hold.
Target 608 needs 536 to win in 90 overs and has 7 wickets in hand—in this scenario, should England go all out with the hope to get another heroic win?
Shubman Gill's stunning form in the India vs England Test series puts him on track to challenge Sir Donald Bradman’s 974-run series record. Can he rewrite history?
While Shubman Gill has been making the headlines for the past few days for his tremendous batting, a sudden controversy has sparked across social media platforms. The controversy on the internet is labelled as Adidas vs Nike.
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.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
