"In a press conference, you can say whatever you want - that's none of my business," says Jadeja on Jeetan Patel's claim that England have a 100 per cent chance of winning the 2nd Test
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Before Gill's knock, no Indian captain had ever managed a double hundred in a Test against England on English soil
Ravichandran Ashwin hailed Gill's knock as the perfect way to start his leadership journey, calling it a confidence-boosting effort that would serve him well going forward
Gill now holds the record for the highest Test score by an Indian skipper
England need to score at least 388 runs to avoid the follow-on today. India posted 587 on the back of Shubman Gill's record-breaking 269 runs in the first innings.
Gill is only the second player after Kohli to achieve this record in an away Test
There was a bit of altercation between Jadeja and the English team during the first hour of the session, who were not happy with Jadeja's movement on the pitch with spikes after playing the ball
Shubman Gill is only the second Indian captain after Md Azharuddin to score 150-plus in a single Test innings in England
Teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi continued his rich vein of form by smashing a record nine sixes as India defeated England by four wickets in a rain-truncated third U19 Youth ODI to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series here on Wednesday. The 14-year-old Suryavanshi, who had come close to striking half-centuries in the previous two games before getting dismissed in his 40s, finally made his innings count as he clobbered the home team bowling on way to 86 off just 31 deliveries as India chased down England's 268/6 in 34.3 overs. Suryavanshi's innings was studded with six boundaries and nine maximums. In fact, nine sixes by Suryavanshi is the highest number of maximums hit by an Indian batter in an U-19 ODI eclipsing the previous record of eight sixes by Mandeep Singh. India suffered a slump in the middle overs with the team reduced to 199 for 6 in the 24th over before bowling all-rounder Kanishk Chouhan (3/30), who had taken three England wickets earlier, hit an unbeaten 43 (
Yashasvi Jaiswal termed missing a second successive Test ton in England as a "part of the game" while assessing the Edgbaston track to be more conducive for batting compared to one at Leeds where there was more seam movement. India finished day one of the second Test on 310 for 5 riding on skipper Shubman Gill's unbeaten 114 and Jaiswal's 87. Jaiswal was on course for his second straight Test match hundred but ended up edging a wide half-tracker from Ben Stokes. It is disappointing to get out like that but it is part of game. But I want to enjoy the game at the same time. I try to find a solution what can be good in this situation (when he is challenged). Plans are always in the mind. I really enjoyed batting. Initially, I was playing the session and they were bowling well. The wicket was damp. Compared to Leeds, there is less seam movement and bounce here, said Jaiswal. He also praised captain Gill, who scored a dogged hundred off 199 balls. It was his back-to-back centuries f
India will try to bat for at least one or two full sessions more on Day 2 to post a mammoth first-innings total vs England
Shubman Gill scored his Test 100 in two matches as India's red-ball skipper
2nd Test | ENG vs IND HIGHLIGHTS: Jiswal scored his 11th Test fifty while, Gill hit his 7th Test ton
Gill came out to bat when India lost their second wicket on 95 and went on to score a brilliant 100
Jaiswal lost his wicket just 11 runs before becoming the fastest Indian player to score 2,000 Test runs
India had some luck on their side as two of England's reviews went in the visitors' favour due to the umpire's call
With India trailing 0-1 in the five-match Test series against England, the decision to leave out Kuldeep Yadav for the second Test at Edgbaston could prove costly
Off-spinners have been notable exceptions-Nathan Lyon and Moeen Ali made their mark in the 2023 Ashes opener, while R Ashwin impressed here back in 2018
If India are to reverse their fortunes in this series, then a better-balanced team is required, says former Australia captain and ex-India coach Greg Chappell