KL Rahul and Shubman Gill show a heartfelt gesture towards injured Chris Woakes during the 5th Test between India and England, highlighting true sportsmanship in a thrilling series finale.
It was Mohammed Siraj who confirmed India's win at The Oval by clinching the wicket of Gus Atkinson. Day 5 lasted about only one hour, and the winner of the match was in front of the spectators—it was Shubman Gill and Co.
Mohammed Siraj and India got their man early. In-form batsman Jamie Smith went back to the pavilion after a fine edge early on Day 5, the last day to decide the fate of the game and the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy.
More drama to stage at the center of The Oval? The question remains as rain and bad light forced umpires to wrap up Day 4 earlier than the actual schedule.
This time Mohammed Siraj made no mistake and took the catch safely, without any further drama. Harry Brook had to depart. Akash Deep was the man who was finally able to break the rock-solid partnership between Joe Root and Harry Brook.
Prasidh Krishna took the much-needed wicket in the early hours of Day 4 of the England vs. India 5th Test. Dangerous Ben Duckett departed without troubling India too much, thanks to Prasidh Krishna.
ENG vs IND 5th Test: End of an eventful day at The Oval. India set a target of 374 in front of England to chase in the second innings. After the stumps of Day 3, England is now behind by 324 runs. Day 4 of the England vs India 5th Test can be decisive to ascertain the fate of the match and the series also.
Yashasvi Jaiswal jumped in joy in the air as soon as he completed his Test century when the series was on the line. For many years, Jaiswal's century will remain alive in the memories of Indian cricket fans.
Akash Deep did his job extremely well. He joined Yashasvi Jaiswal on Day 2 as a night watchman, and when he lost his wicket, Akash Deep registered his name in the record book.
Akash Deep came in the middle of The Oval as a night watchman and has been batting like a full-time batsman. On Day 3, the green pitch of the ground has become old, and it's now looking like a track where batsmen can find their rhythm.
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