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5th Test: Win At The Oval Means Absolutely Everything, Will Rank Right At The Top, Says KL Rahul
Needing to take the last four wickets for a win, India managed to bowl out England for 367 in a chase of 374 on a dramatic day five. Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj excelled again by taking five wickets and claimed the Player of the Match award.
“It means absolutely everything. I have played cricket for a while. We won the Champions Trophy. I have seen India lift the World Cup; nothing compares to lifting the World Cup. But so many doubts, so many questions about whether Test cricket will stay or not,” Rahul told the official broadcaster at the end of the match on Monday.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31