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In the Oval Test, the day of records was the name of the Indian team. For the first time, 3 players from India scored 500+ runs in a series. Captain Shubman Gill scored 754, KL Rahul 532 and Ravindra Jadeja scored 516 runs. Apart from this, Jadeja also set the record for the highest 50+ score in a series for India in England.
India has reached a strong position on the third day of the Oval Test on Saturday. India’s second innings was all out for 396 runs. The team gave England a target of 374 runs. By the end of the day’s play, England have scored 50 runs losing one wicket in the second innings. The team now needs 324 runs to win.
India’s ODI captain Rohit Sharma arrived to watch the match. Ben Docket of England embraced Akashdeep.
Rohit Sharma came to support India in the Oval Test.
Read the third day records and moments in the Oval Test …
Facts ….
- Akash Deep became the first Indian night watchman after 2011 to score more than 50 runs against England at The Oval ground. Prior to him, Amit Mishra scored 84 runs against England in 2011 on this ground.
Akash Deep put his first fifty of his Test career.
- India has scored more than 300 runs in the ongoing five Test series against England so far. This is jointly first place in terms of scoring 300+ score in the Test series by any foreign team. Earlier, Australia did this against South Africa in 1910–11, England did so in the 1928–29 Ashes series and Australia in 1975–76 against the West Indies.
- Talking about the highest 300+ score in a Test series, then the most score of more than 300 was scored 14 times in the 1928-29 Ashes series. After this, West Indies scored 300+ in 1975-76 in Australia and 13-13 times in the 1993 Ashes series. India has also achieved this record by doing this 13 times on the tour of England in 2025.
- This is the first time that three Indian batsmen scored more than 500 runs in a Test series. These batsmen include Shubman Gill, KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja.
- Ravindra Jadeja has scored 50+ scores 6 times in this series, which is the highest by any batsman who batted number 6 or below during the Test series in England. He broke the record of five 50+ scores made by Sir Garfield Sobers in 1966 in this case. It is also the highest score of 50+ in a Test series (in the country or abroad) from the number 6 or below position by an Indian batsman. Earlier this record was named after VVS Laxman, who scored 50+ scores 5 times on the West Indies tour in 2002.
Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 53 runs.
- Ravindra Jadeja has scored 50 or more runs in the Test series, batting number 6 or below. It is the highest record of 50+ score in a foreign Test series batting number 6 or below. Earlier this record was named Gary Alexander (West Indies vs Australia, 1960–61) and Wasim Raja (Pakistan vs West Indies, 1976–77), who did so 6-6 times.
- Jadeja has scored 50+ scores in England so far so far and the special thing is that he has made all these times batting number 6 or below. This is the highest record of 50+ scores by a foreign batsman in England from the number 6 or below position. With this achievement, he has surpassed Sir Garfield Sobers, who did this 9 times in England.
Records …
1. 19 centuries have been scored in India-England series so far Australia-West Indies’ series played in 1955 in terms of scoring the most personal centuries in the history of Test cricket. There were 21 centuries in this series. This was followed by 20 centuries in the 2003-04 West Indies-South Africa series. At the same time, 19 centuries have been scored in the India-England 2025 series. This series is still going on.
2. India scored 12 centuries in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy In Test cricket, a team holds the record for the highest century in a series in Australia, Pakistan, South Africa and India. Australia scored 12 centuries in the 5 Test series on the West Indies tour in 1955.
Pakistan scored 12 centuries in the 6-Test series against India in 1982-83. South Africa also scored 12 centuries in a 4-match series against West Indies in 2003-04. Now India has also made a place in this record by scoring 12 centuries in the 5 Test foreign series against England in 2025.
3. Jadeja scored the highest 50+ score in a series for India in England Ravindra Jadeja has scored the highest 6 times in the England Test series of 2025 so far, which is the highest in a series by an Indian batsman in England. At number two in this list is Sunil Gavaskar, who scored 50+ 5 times in 1979. Virat Kohli has scored 50 or more runs in 2018 and Rishabh Pant 5-5 times in this 2025 series.
Now Moments …
1. Rohit Sharma arrives to watch the match
Rohit Sharma pointing to fans at the Oval ground.
Indian ODI captain Rohit Sharma arrived to watch the match on the third day of the Oval ground. Rohit announced his retirement from Test cricket on 7 May this year. He also scored a century against England at this ground in 2021.
2. Akash Deep got life, Jack Crowded out of Close
Jack Crolyh gave Akash Deep a life for 21 runs.
Akash Deep got life in the 26th over. On the third ball of Josh Tung’s over, the catch dropped on the slip from Jack Croly. Here Akash Deep was batting for 21 runs. Tongs threw the ball outside the off stump.
3. Ben Docket hugs Akash Deep
Akash Deep and Ben Dock Hugs.
After the 28th over, English opener Ben Docket hugged Akash Deep, who was batting. Earlier, the first inning of England was seen between the two. Docket played a reverse scoop shot on Akash Deep’s ball and placed six on third man.
After this, Docket told Akash Deep that he could not dismiss him here. However, Akash Deep had sent Ducchk to the pavilion on a reverse shot itself. Later, Akash Deep said something by placing his hand on his shoulder.
4. Akash Deep completed the first fifty with fours
Akash Deep scored 66 runs.
In 37.3 overs, Akash Deep put a four on the deep square leg on Gas Atkinson’s ball and put the first fifty of his Test career. He happily shouted and pointed to the people of India, raising the bat.
Everyone in the dressing room also looked very happy for him. There was a length ball on the middle stump, Akash Deep played a loud shot across the line, which went from the inner edge of the bat to the square leg for a boundary. After the fifty of Akash Deep, a smile also came on the face of Gautam Gambhir, the head coach, who usually looked seriously.
5. Brook left Karun’s catch, dismissed in next over
Harry Brook looked disappointed after leaving the catch.
The Indian team lost the 5th wicket in the 55th over. Here Karun Nair was dismissed for 17 runs. He was caught by Gas Atkinson at the hands of wicketkeeper Jamie Smith. Nair could not take advantage of the life received in the last over. His catch dropped from Harry Brook in the 54th over. Then he was batting for 12 runs.
6. Docket left Yashasvi’s catch
Yashaswi was dismissed for 118 runs after Docket left the catch.
In the 58th over, the Indian team crossed 250 runs in the second innings. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s catch dropped from Ben Docket on the fourth ball of Jamie overton’s over. Not only this, the ball went out of the boundary line. Jaiswal was currently batting for 110 runs.
7. Jadeja Avoid being LBW with DRS
Jadeja was first given out by the umpire. He took a review and was outside the impact of stump of the ball, due to which the umpire had to change his decision.
On the last ball of the 67th over, Ravindra Jadeja survived being LBW with DRS. Josh Tung’s yorker hit his foot shoes. He was also given out by the field umpire. In such a situation, Jadeja demanded DRS. After watching the video, the third umpire changed the decision.
8. Fifty from Jadeja’s fours, waved bat like a sword
Celebrating Jadeja after applying fifty.
On the first ball of the 82nd over, Ravindra Jadeja hit a four and hit the 27th fifty of his career. He also made the 5th Fifty in this series. After applying the fifty, Jadeja also performed his special celebration. He waved the bat like a sword.
9. Washington completed the fifty by putting 3 boundaries in a row Washington Sundar completed his fifty on the ball of Gas Atkinson, who was throwing the 87th over. He put fifty on the third, fourth ball of the over, fours and six on the fifth ball. Sundar faced only 39 balls for 50 runs.
Washington Sundar was dismissed for 53 runs.
10. Sundar Pichai commented in the match
Former Indian cricketer and commentator Dinesh Karthik with Sundar Pichai.
Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai came to comment on the third day of the Oval Test. He commented at Washington Sundar’s batting.
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