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India tour of england 2022: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Alex Lees Opens-Up On England's Position At Edgbaston Test Against India
Alex Lees, the England opener who was run out after scoring 56 in England's second innings run chase, told a post-play media conference on the 4th day: "If we bat well for the first 30-40 minutes tomorrow (Tuesday) morning we should be in a pretty strong position (to win the match). We are just very optimistic."
He said: "(Ben) Stokes' spell turned the game on its head. The (England) bowling this morning was the biggest turning point." The England captain and all-rounder Stokes captured four wickets for 33 runs in a spell replete with short pitched bowlers, which fetched dividends for the home side as Indian batsmen obliged with injudicious hooks.
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Mike Hesson: Siraj Has A Good Pace Variations & A Really Good Skillset
Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj snared four wickets in the 11.3 overs he bowled to help the tourists restrict the Ben Stokes-led side to 284.
'The Communication Between Me & Jadeja Was Excellent', Says Rishabh Pant
India were in dire straits at 98/5 when Pant and Jadeja came together to turn the game on its head by making 222-runs partnership in the fifth test against England.
Nasser Hussain: Bairstow Is Playing The Best Cricket Of His Career Right Now
Jonny Bairstow controlled his instincts and emotions well and smashed 104 of 140 balls against India after Kohli-Bairstow banter.
Bairstow Calls A Verbal Exchange With Virat 'Part & Parcel' Of The Game
Jonny Bairstow hammered 93 runs off the next 79 balls to make a belligerent 106, his third Test century in as many matches and fifth hundred of this year.
Mohammed Siraj: It Will Be Unforgettable Moment For Us If We Win
After bowling England out for 284 runs, India were 124 for three at close, giving them an overall lead of 257 runs, with two days play remaining.
Rohit Sharma Available For England White Ball Series After Getting Tested Covid Negative
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma will be playing the first T20I starting on July 7, two days after the scheduled end of the rescheduled fifth Test on July 5.
Stuart Broad Was 'Pretty Unlucky' After Leaking Record 35 Runs In An Over, Says Anderson
England bowler Stuart Broad leaked 35 runs in a over bowled to India captain Bumrah in the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston.
West Indies Legend Brian Lara Praises Bumrah After The Bowler Breaks Record
Jasprit Bumrah claimed a world record in his debut Test as captain as he scored 29 runs off a Stuart Broad over which leaked 35 runs, the most in an over in the history of Test cricket.
As A Batsman My Self-Confidence Will Go Up, Says Jadeja After Hitting A Century
Ravindra Jadeja's scorching knock of 104 runs helped India reach to an unexpected total of 416 at Edgbaston against England.
Nasir Hussain Wants 'Gifted Lad' Crawley To Utilize His Ability Of Making Runs
English batter Zak Crawley falling cheaply extended his lean run from England's 3-0 sweep of New Zealand, where he got scores of 43, 9, 4, 0, 6 and 25.
India Beats Derbyshire County Club By Seven Wickets In The Practice Match
India defeated Derbyshire County Club by seven-wickets in the practice match of India's ongoing England tour.
Rishabh Pant: I Was Focusing On The Process Without Thinking About Team's Condition
Rishabh Pant scorching hundred helped Indian team past the 300-run mark with a magnificent 222-run stand for the sixth wicket with Ravindra Jadeja at Edgbaston.
'Pantastic' & One Of Modern Cricket's True Gladiator, Delhi Capitals Praises Pant
Rishabh Pant produced a phenomenal innings of 146 runs off just 111 balls and made a 222 runs 6th wicket partnership along with Jadeja against England.
Nasir Hussain Praises Pacer Matthew Potts After His Bowling Against India
English Pacer Mathew Potts took the wickets of Hanuma Vihari and Virat Kohli as the Indian side struggled at 98/5 in the fifth-test at Edgbaston.
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