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5th Test: This Indian Team Believes In Getting Through The Opposition With An Opening, Says Gill
The Oval Test: India captain Shubman Gill said his side’s series-levelling six-run win over England in the fifth Test at The Oval was built on their belief that any small opening created by them could be used to create a path of victory.
On day five of the match, Mohammed Siraj claimed a decisive 5-104 as India bowled out England for 367 in a chase of 374 to level the Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy series 2-2. A victory looked distant for India when Joe Root and Harry Brook notched up centuries, but Siraj and Prasidh Krishna ensured the visitors ended a riveting Test series on a winning note.
"This morning kind of summarised what this team is all about. 70-odd runs, seven wickets in hand. The way Brook and Root were going, not many teams in the world would have given themselves a chance. But this team believes that whenever we have some kind of an opening, we can make it and get through that opening.
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