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India vs England Test stands at a very exciting turn in Manchester. England scored a huge lead of 311 runs, scoring a score of 669 runs in the first innings. Despite the half -century innings of Shubman Gill and KL Rahul on the fifth day of the match, India is under threat of innings. How is this innings defeat in a Test match and what are the ICC rules for this? Here you will get the answer to this question.
If we look at the India vs England Test, then Team India scored 358 runs while playing first. In response, England scored 669 runs on the team’s scorecard, which gave him a huge lead of 311 runs in the first innings. Now if the Indian team scores less than 311 in the second innings, then they will have to face the defeat of the innings. If Team India scored 311 runs, England will have to score a run to win.
Understand clearly, if a team has scored 400 runs in their first innings. At the same time, if the team in front also scores 399 runs in two innings, then it will be declared defeated by an innings and one run. Now the question arises that the first team played the same innings, so how can the opposition team play 2 consecutive innings? Actually, the score of follow -on becomes very important. Follow is found when the team that batting at number two is behind 200 or more runs after all out of their first innings.
Looking at the figures of Old Trafford Maidan, India has played 9 matches here, out of which it has suffered a defeat of an innings on two occasions.
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