England Needs 371 Runs to Win Leeds Test Against India Second Innings All Out 364 Runs Kl Rahul Rishabh Pant Josh Tongue Ind vs Eng

Ind vs eng 1st test: In the first Test match of the series, the Indian team has set a target of 371 runs in front of England. Team India has scored 364 runs in the second innings, since it got a lead of 6 runs in the first innings, England will now have to score 371 runs to win the first Test match. On the fourth day, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant played a century innings for India, but the tail batsmen flopped badly.

The Indian team scored 471 in the first innings and England scored 465 runs in their first innings. In this way, Team India started the second innings on the third day with a lead of 6 runs, but Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored a century in this match, was dismissed for just 4 runs in the second innings. Sai Sudarshan, who was out on a score of zero in the last innings, opened the account this time, but could not move beyond the score of 30.

Captain Shubman Gill also could not repeat the performance of his first innings and this time he continued for 8 runs. As a result, the Indian team had lost 3 wickets till the score of 92. From here, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant took a huge partnership of 195 runs, taking over the front. Rishabh Pant has also created history by scoring a century in both innings of this match. Pant was dismissed for 118 runs. When KL Rahul was dismissed after scoring 137 runs, the score of the Indian team was 333/5.

Wickets fell

At one time, in the second innings, Team India scored 333 runs at the loss of 4 wickets. From here, the bowlers of England took the wickets. Alam was that the last 6 wickets of the Indian team fell within just 31 runs. Where the Indian team would be dreaming of a target of more than 400 runs, it was able to give England a target of 371 runs. Josh Tung wreaked havoc that he had carried the wickets of Shardul Thakur, Jaspreet Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj in a single over.

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