India vs england 1st test: India vs England did not start well for India, the fourth day of the first Test, Shubman Gill was bowled by Briden Cars by scoring 8 runs. The ball took the edge of the bat and went to the stump. After this, KL Rahul played class innings, played swing balls with restraint and left. He completed his century. After this, Rishabh Pant also scored his century, and this happened for the first time that 5 centuries have come in the Indian innings in a Test. The England bowler wreaked havoc with 3 wickets in a single over.

History made of Rahul-Pant century

For the first time in the history of the Indian cricket team, there were 5 centuries in the Indian innings in a Test. In the first innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant scored centuries. In the second innings, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant hit the century. Although 4 centuries have been scored several times in an innings too, but 5 centuries in a Test were scored for the first time.

KL Rahul scored 137 and Rishabh Pant scored 118 runs. Karun Nair once again disappointed, he scored 20 runs and was dismissed by Chris Woakes. He could not even open an account in the first innings. Ravindra Jadeja was not out after scoring 25 runs, but Team India was reduced to 364 runs after falling wickets at the other end.

India’s second innings limited to 364, Josh Tung took 3 wickets in one over

India’s effort was to bat on the fourth day and set a target of more than 400 for England, but this could not happen. Josh Tung took 3 wickets in the 91st over, he dismissed Shardul Thakur (4) and Mohammad Siraj (0) on the first and second balls respectively. He missed a hat -trick but on the fourth ball he also sent Jaspreet Bumrah (0) to the pavilion. After this, Shoaib Bashir ended India’s innings by dismissing the famous Krishna (0).

England scored 21 runs without losing wickets

The Indian team set a target of 371 runs to win in front of England. By the end of the fourth day’s play, England have scored 21 runs without losing wickets. Jack Crolye scored 12 and Ben Docket scored 9 runs. Now on the fifth day, England need 350 runs to win and India needs 10 wickets to win.