By the end of the fourth day play in the Manchester Test, India has scored 174 runs in the second innings at the loss of 2 wickets. Team India is still behind by 137 runs. On the second day, KL Rahul is playing 87 runs and captain Shubman Gill is playing 78 runs. On the fourth day, England captain Ben Stokes scored history by scoring the 14th century of his Test career. England scored a huge score of 669 runs in the first innings and took a lead of 311 runs.

Ben Stokes became a headache for Team India

On the fourth day, England extended their innings ahead with a score of 544/7. By this time, England had a total lead of 186 runs. Shortly after the day’s game began, Jasprit Bumrah made Liam Dawson clean at a score of 26, but captain Stokes was standing at the crease like a strong wall. No.-10 batsman Bridan Cars became a headache for the Indian team, who shared a 95-run partnership with Stokes, playing 47 runs. Stokes’s innings ended at a score of 141 and England scored 669 runs.

During this innings, Ben Stokes also broke many records. Stokes has now become the fifth and England captain to take a century and 5 wickets in a single Test match as a captain. Stokes has also crossed the 7,000 -run mark in its Test career.

Rahul-Gill overcome a poor start

England had gained 311 runs in the first innings. In response, Yashasvi Jaiswal kept going without opening an account in the first over. On the fourth ball of the first over of the innings, Jaiswal was out, Sai Sudarshan became a victim of Golden Duck on the next ball. India had lost two important wickets at zero.

Captain Shubman Gill batting on number-4, but due to two early shaking, he had to come to bat in the first over. He took over the Indian innings in collaboration with KL Rahul and his partnership has been 174 runs till the fourth day. If Team India is unable to score 137 runs, then it will have to face the defeat of the innings.

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By the end of the fourth day play in the Lord’s Test, India has scored 58 runs at the loss of 4 wickets. Team India still need 135 runs to win the match. On the third day, England’s second innings was reduced to 192 runs, after which India got a target of 193 runs. On the fourth day, KL Rahul has been standing at the crease by scoring 33 runs for stumps and Akashdeep, who came to play as a night watchman, is supporting him.

On the third day, England scored 2 runs in one over till the stumps. On the fourth day, England carried out their innings, then the Indian bowler broke havoc on the England batsmen. When Ben Docket was dismissed for 12 runs, Mohammad Siraj, who was celebrating the wicket in Josh, collided with the shoulder docket. There has been a lot of ruckus on this incident. Joe Root was the top scorer of England, whose bat scored 40 runs. At the same time, captain Ben Stokes contributed 33 runs and took his team to the score of 192.

India still needs 135 runs

By the fourth day, the pitch of Lord’s ground has become very difficult to bat. In the second innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal could not even open the account. Karun Nair stayed at the crease for some time, but he returned to the pavilion after scoring 14 runs, losing the second wicket on a score of 41. Captain Shubman Gill, who scored a century in both innings of the last match, was dismissed for just 6 runs.

On the fourth day, India sent Akashdeep to bat as a night watchman for fear of losing the wicket of a batsman. Akashdeep saved his wicket for 10 balls, but in the last over of the day, Ben Stokes became clean bold. Now on the fifth day, India will have to score 135 runs to win and there are only 6 wickets left in its hand. Team India will expect KL Rahul, who is unbeaten by scoring 33 runs. Rishabh Pant, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Jaspreet Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj are yet to come to the Indian batting line-up.

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IND vs Eng 4th Day Highlights: By the end of the fourth day in the Leeds Test, England have scored 21 runs without losing wickets in the fourth innings. The English team still needs 350 runs to win. Team India had set a huge target of 371 runs in front of England in the fourth innings, where Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul scored a century for India in the third innings.

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