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India won the Oval Test by 6 runs against England. With this, the five-match series was equal to 2–2. On the last day of the fifth match, England were to score 35 runs and had four wickets left, but the team lost four wickets to score 28 runs.
On the last day of the match, English pacer Chris Woakes landed for batting despite injury. He suffered injuries on the first day of the match in his shoulder. Although he did not get a strike even once, he ran from non -strike end and scored runs. At the same time, in the fourth match of the series, Ravindra Jadeja turned down the proposal of the draw of English captain Ben Stokes. Many moments were seen in this series.
Revise the top-12 moments of the series …
Fifth Test: India won
1. Vox descended to bat from left hand
Chris Woakes despite the injury landed for batting. He is hurt in his shoulder.
Inzard Chris Woakes descended to batting with left hand in the match. Vox was injured on the first day of the match. Vokes, who was fielding on mid-off, diverted the boundary and managed to save the four. But while saving the four, they fell strangely and sat in the shoulder. Then he had to go out of the field. After this, he could not bowl in the entire match, he did not even go down to bat in the first innings.
2. Siraj went out of the boundary with a catch of Brook
After Siraj’s life, Harry Brook scored a century.
On the fourth day of the fifth Test, England’s Harry Brook got a life in the 35th over. He bridge on the first ball of the famous Krishna and went to Siraj on the ball boundary. Siraj also caught it, but one of his legs hit the boundary. This gave Brook life. At this time Brook was batting for 19 runs. Later Brook batted fast and scored 111 runs by scoring a century.
3. Akash slipped and fell while taking a lamp
Akash Deep slipped in an attempt to take a catch.
In 64.1 overs, Akash Deep threw Jacob Bethel a short of length ball. Bethel played the shot, hit the top age, but luckily the ball fell to the ground. Akash Deep could not overturn his own followers and slipped and fell. There was no other fielder around at this time.
Fourth Test: Draw
4. Stand made in the name of Farooq Engineer and Clive Lloyd
Farrukh Engineer (left) and Clive Lloyd (right) made a stand in Manchester.
Former India wicketkeeper Farooqh Engineer and former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd was named at the Old Trafford Stadium. On the first day of the Manchester Test, the two also started the match by playing a bell in the stadium. Lloyd won the ODI Cups of 1975 and 1979 to the West Indies. At the same time, the engineer played 46 Tests and 5 ODIs for India. His name was 13 thousand plus first class runs.
5. Rishabh Pant descended to bat
Rishabh Pant was injured on the first day of the match. According to the report, Pant also had a fracture in his leg.
India’s wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant became engaged during the batting on the first day of the match. His right leg finger was hurt, due to which he had to retired on a score of 37 runs. After falling the sixth wicket on the second day, he came down to batting. Pant played 75 balls and scored 54 runs to take the team beyond 350.
6. Stokes proposed a draw, Jadeja-Sundar refuses
Stokes brought the proposal of the draw to Sundar and Jadeja, but the Indian batsmen refused.
On the last day of the Manchester Test, English captain Ben Stokes gestured to join hands for the two Indian batsmen Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. But the Indian batsmen turned down his proposal. Both Jadeja and Sundar were very close to their respective centuries and they wanted to complete it. Seeing the face of Stokes, it was clear that he was unhappy with this decision, but the Indian pair looked adamant on their intentions.
In this match, the Indian team was batting first and was all out for 358 runs in the first innings. After this, England made 669 in the first innings. England took a lead of 311 runs. India started the second innings on the fourth day of the match. The team scored 174 runs at the loss of 2 wickets till the end of the day’s play. On the fifth day, the team started playing and batting throughout the day, the last session was going on and 15 overs were left. Stokes went to Jadeja and Sundar with a draw of draw, but both refused.
Third Test: England won
7. Siraj dedicated wickets to Digo Jota
Siraj pointing at number 20 with hands after the wicket. Job’s jersey number was 20.
Mohammad Siraj caught Jamie Smith on the second day of the Lord’s Test by wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel. Smith was dismissed for 51 runs. Siraj made a hand of 20 numbers by hand and gave the tribute to the late Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota. Young Jota died in a car accident a few days ago. Job’s jersey number was 20. Siraj also added hands after this wicket.
Mohammad Siraj celebrated the wicket with folded hands.
8. Siraj became bowled even after the ball hit the bat On the last day of the Lord’s Test, Mohammad Siraj, who came out of India to bat on number-11, was dismissed in a strange way. Shoaib Bashir threw the fifth ball of the 75th over on the good length. Siraj defense on the backfoot. The ball hit his bat, but collided with stumps after eating tappa on the pitch.
Mohammad Siraj while defenseing the ball.
Siraj was bowled by scoring 4 runs and India lost their 10th wicket and match. Ravindra Jadeja was not out on a score of 61 runs in front of Siraj. He scored 58 runs with Jaspreet Bumrah and Siraj, but could not win the team.
After hitting the ball with stumps, English players started celebrating.
Second Test: India won
9. Gill got a standing ovation after scoring 269 runs
After applying double century, Shubman Gill celebrated in aggressive style.
Shubman Gill hit the first double century of his Test career in Birmingham. After completing a double century, he performed a aggressive celebration. After scoring her 269 runs, the audience of Birmingham stood up and applauded Gill.
10. Under-19 players arrived to watch matches India’s Under-19 cricket team also went to play the ODI and Test series in England during the second Test. Many players of the team, including 14 -year -old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, reached the stadium to watch the second day match.
Team India’s Under-19 players appeared during the Indo-England Test at Birmingham.
First Test: England won
11. Players came out to play with black bandage
Indian players during the National Anthem at the ground by tying a black bandage.
Players, support staff and spectators of the Indo-England team kept a 2-minute silence before the match started. Along with this, all the players also went to play with black bandage. On June 12, this was done to pay tribute to people who lost their lives in the plane accident of Ahmedabad.
12. Sai fourth Indians to make Test debut on 20 June
Sai Sudarshan was given a test cap by Cheteshwar Pujara.
Sai Sudarshan got a chance to debut in the first Test. Sudarshan became the fourth player to make a Test debut on 20 June. He became the 317th player to play Test cricket for India. However, Sudarshan could not even open an account on his debut. Rahul Dravid, Sourav Ganguly and Virat Kohli also debuted on this date. The special thing is that everyone has played more than 100 Test matches.
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