Shubman Gill admitted that after falling 2 wickets at zero, there was a danger of defeat, the captain said that when he hoped that now our team can also draw this Test. He appreciated the century innings of Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar and said that he was also not easy.

After the draw of India vs England fourth Test, BCCI shared a video of Shubman Gill’s interview on Monday. In this, Gill said, “After falling 2 wickets at zero, the partnership between me and KL Rahul raised hope that we can also finish this test on the draw. I am very happy that we were able to draw from the position where we were on the fourth day.

Captain praised Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar

Gill further said, “My innings gave me a lot of happiness. When Jadeja and Washington were batting, the situation was not easy. The ball was doing something, but the way both of them batted very calm and completed their centuries. Why is there a great team? “

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Washington Sundar dedicated the family century

Washington said, “This innings matters a lot to me, I dedicated this century to my family. Because he has given me a lot in my career. Jadeja and I was just watching the ball well, playing and this draw means a lot for our entire setup.”

India has a chance to draw a series by winning the last Test

The fifth Test between India and England will be played in ‘The Oval’ from 31 July. The 1-2-launched Team India will have to win this Test to draw the series, because the England series will also be named with the draw. England won the first and third Tests, India won the second Test.

India vs England ended at the fourth Test draw. In the second innings, Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja played a century innings for India, but KL Rahul became a victim of 90s. After 8 years, Rahul is out on a score of 90 in Test cricket. However, in this innings too, he made many records.

KL Rahul became a victim of nervous 90s for the second time

Nervous 90s in cricket means when a batsman misses a century by scoring 90 or more runs, while balls or time are left. On Sunday, on the fifth day of the fourth Test against England, Rahul was lbw out off Ben Stokes on a score of 90. Earlier, he was on a score of 90 8 years ago. In March 2017, the opposing team was Australia at that time.

This happened for the first time in KL Rahul’s Test career

On Sunday, KL Rahul missed his third century in the Test series being played against England. He scored a century in the second innings of the first Test and the first innings of the third Test. He has scored 511 runs in 4 matches played so far. KL Rahul has scored 500 runs in a Test series for the first time.

Virender Sehwag left behind

KL Rahul has overtaken Virender Sehwag in terms of scoring the most runs as an opener against SENA countries (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia). Rahul’s name has now been 1782 runs in 48 innings played in these countries. Rahul has scored 6 centuries and as many half -centuries during this period. Sehwag’s name is 1574 runs against SENA countries.

History created with Shubman Gill

Gill and KL Rahul shared a 188 -run partnership for the third wicket, during which they faced 417 balls. This is the record of playing the most balls in England during a partnership, before this record was named after Rahul Dravid and Sanjay Manjrekar. The two faced 405 balls in the Leeds Test in 2002 and shared a 170 -run partnership.

Apart from this, Shubman Gill and Rahul have set another new record together, both have scored more than 500 runs in this series. This is the second time that 2 batsmen have scored more than 500 runs in a Test series for India. Earlier, 54 years ago, Sunil Gavaskar (774) and Dilip Sardesai (642) did this against the West Indies.

Shubman Gill and KL Rahul have handled India in a difficult time by partnering 174 runs on the fourth day of the fourth Test, because England had dropped 2 wickets in India in the first over for a lead of 311 runs. Rahul and Gill have done something that has not happened in the last 55 years.

KL Rahul and Shubman Gill have scored more than 500 runs in the Test series being played against England. According to the Times of India, for the first time after 55 years, two Indian batsmen have scored more than 500 runs in a Test series on foreign soil. The last time this was done by Sunil Gavaskar and Dilip Sardesai in 1970-71.

Team India, who was behind 311 runs in the first innings, was very poor in the second innings. Chris Woakes had already dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal (0) on the fourth ball of the over and Sai Sudarshan (0) off the fifth ball. But after this, till the end of the day’s play, Rahul and Gill kept the wicket.

KL Rahul has scored 87 runs, facing 210 balls. Captain Gill has scored 78 runs while facing 167 balls, both can complete their respective centuries today. India can no longer win this match, but it will have to bat well today to avoid defeat.

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KL Rahul joined the special club, Shubman Gill on the threshold of breaking the big record

KL Rahul, who has scored more than 500 runs in a Test series in England, has become India’s second opener. Before him, Sunil Gavaskar did this. Rahul is on his third century in this series, he scored a century in the first innings of the second and third Test of the first Test. He has scored 508 runs so far.

At the same time, Shubman Gill is close to breaking the 46 -year -old record in terms of scoring the most runs in a Test series as an Indian captain. Gill has scored 697 runs, Sunil Gavaskar is at number one in this list. He scored 732 runs in 1978. Gill can break this record of 47 years old by adding 36 runs in his innings.

The biggest partnership for the third wicket in Test (Indian pair)

Rahul and Gill will have a chance today to leave Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly behind in terms of the biggest partnership for the third wicket. The biggest partnership for the third wicket is Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag, who scored 336 runs in 2004. The list is at number five, Tendulkar and Ganguly, who shared a 255 -run partnership in 1996. The manner in which Gill and Rahul have played, it seems that both can leave Tendulkar and Ganguly behind today.