By Admin 
Ind vs eng 2nd test: After losing the first Test, there was pressure on Shubman Gill and Team. Jasprit Bumrah was also not playing in Edgbaston Test, after which questions were raised on India’s bowling whether they would be able to take 20 wickets. Akash Deep and Mohammad Siraj collapsed the England batsmen on the basis of brilliant bowling. This is the first win of Team India in Edgbaston, and you cannot give credit to any one or two players. Let’s know 5 big factors of India’s victory.
Historical innings of Shubman Gill
Shubman Gill was impressed as a captain, but he also won his heart with his class batting. After scoring a double century (269) in the first innings, he scored a century (161) innings in the second innings. He became the first and second batsman in the world to score the most runs in a Test (430). Gill was also chosen as the Player of the Match for this innings.
Akash Deep and Mohammad Siraj bowling
In the third over of the first innings, Akash Deep scattered the top order of England with 2 consecutive wickets, after which Mohammad Siraj also showed his light. Siraj wrapped the lower order batsmen. In the first innings, Siraj took 6 wickets and Akash Deep took 4 wickets. Even in the second innings, Akash Deep spread the top order, it was a big reason for the victory. In the second innings, Akash completed his 10 wickets in the match with 6 wickets. Siraj, famous Krishna, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar got 1-1 wickets.
Better fielding
One reason for India’s defeat in the first Test was poor fielding, the players had left 8 catches but the second Test saw improvement. Whether it is stopping runs or better catch in slip, good fielding in this test also played an important role in victory.
Lower order batsmen good innings
In the first Test, India’s lower order in both innings collapsed like cards, this was also a reason for the defeat because the top order had done well there too. But in the first innings of the second Test, Ravindra Jadeja (89), Washington Sundar (42) played an important role and played a good innings and brought the team to a big total (587). In the second innings too, Jadeja played a brilliant innings of 69 runs.
England’s top order batsmen flop performance
England’s top order batsmen were flops in both innings, while there was not much for the bowlers on this pitch, but still the Indian bowlers stunned them all four. Talking about the top 4 batsmen, Jack Crolyse (19), Ben Docket (0), Oli Pope (0) and Joe Root (22) could not get a good start. In the second innings too, Croly (0), Docket (25), Pope (24), Root (6) returned to the pavilion cheaply.