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1st Test: Duckett, Crawley Come Out Attacking As England Cut Deficit To 101 After Bowling Out India For 436
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett survived early bat-pad chances and came out attacking with their repertoire of sweeps and reverse-sweeps to garner quick runs as England came out attacking to cut the deficit to 101 against India on day three of first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday.
At lunch, England are 89/1 in 15 overs, getting runs at a quick pace in their second innings despite the pitch considerably slowing down. In the morning, India were all out for 436 after adding just 15 runs to their overnight total and gained a healthy lead of 190 runs.
Joe Root dismissed top run-scorer Ravindra Jadeja for 87, before he and Rehan Ahmed took the remaining two wickets. Root was the pick of bowlers for England, taking 4-79, while Rehan and debutant Tom Hartley took two wickets each.
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Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Ravindra Jadeja top-scored with 87 as India ended their first innings on day three of first Test at 436 in 121 overs, taking a healthy lead of 190 runs over England at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday.
1st Test: K.L. Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja Help India Grab A Commanding 175-run Lead Over England (ld)
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: All of India's batters, barring Ravichandran Ashwin, had got starts, but K.L. Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja went to smash half-centuries to help India grab first-innings lead of 175 runs, ending Day Two of the first innings at 421/7 in 110 overs. At the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, India began Day Two with 127 runs behind England’s 246 and lost Yashasvi Jaiswal for 80 in the opening over. Rahul slammed his 14th Test fifty to top score with 86 off 123 balls, combining patience, poise and good-looking ten boundaries while keeping the scoreboard moving.
1st Test: Rahul, Jadeja, Axar Help India Grab First-innings Lead Of 175
K.L. Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel stole the show with impactful knocks in a high-scoring day to help India grab the first innings lead of 175 runs after ending day two at 421/7 in 110 overs. At the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, India began Day Two with 127 runs behind and lost Yashasvi Jaiswal in the opening over. Rahul slammed his 14th Test fifty to top-score with 86 off 123 balls, combining patience, poise and good-looking ten boundaries while keeping the scoreboard moving.
1st Test: Rahul, Jadeja Power India Into Taking The First-innings Lead Over England
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: KL Rahul fell 14 runs short of his century while Ravindra Jadeja was rock-solid in his unbeaten 45 as the duo powered India into taking a first-innings lead of 63 runs in the first Test against England at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Friday.
1st Test: Rahul’s Unbeaten Fifty, Iyer's Solid 34 Help India Inch Closer To Lead
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: KL Rahul slammed his 14th Test fifty through an unbeaten 55 while Shreyas Iyer was rock-solid in his 34 not out to help India inch closer to taking the lead over England on day two of first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Friday.
India vs England First Test, Day 1 Report
Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal led India’s response with a blazing unbeaten 76 off 70 balls as the hosts’ ended day one’s play in the first Test at 119/1 in 23 overs, trailing England by 127 runs after the spinners took eight wickets to bowl out the visitors’ for 246 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday.
1st Test: Stokes Takes England Past 200 As India Continues To Pick Wickets
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Ben Stokes hit the accelerator while batting with the tail to take England past 200 even as India continued to pick wickets in a superb second session on day one of the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday.
1st Test: England Win Toss, Opt To Bat First Vs India In Series Opener
England captain Ben Stokes has won the toss and elected to bat first against India in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday.
Indian Team Management Would Be Looking Towards Axar Over Kuldeep For Third Spinner Slot, Says Kumble
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: With Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja being absolute certainties in India’s playing eleven for the first Test against England starting in Hyderabad on Thursday, the question which now remains is who between Axar Patel or Kuldeep Yadav will grab that vacant spin-bowling slot.
Shoaib Bashir Granted Visa, Set To Join England Team By Saturday
Wales Cricket Board: England spinner Shoaib Bashir has been granted an Indian visa, potentially rejoining the England Test squad in India by Saturday. The 20-year-old, of Pakistani heritage, was initially left in Abu Dhabi when the England team traveled to Hyderabad from their training camp on Sunday.
Pretty Devastated That Shoaib Bashir Has To Go Through This: Stokes
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: England captain Ben Stokes said he was pretty devastated over the visa issues preventing uncapped off-spinner Shoaib Bashir from traveling to India for the Test series starting on Thursday, and revealed suggested the squad should not fly without him, though it was never a serious thought in the first place.
Hartley Handed Debut; Anderson Misses Out On England's Playing XI For First Test Vs India
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Left-arm spinner Tom Hartley is all set to make his Test debut while veteran fast-bowler James Anderson misses out on England’s playing eleven for the series opener against India, starting at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday.
England's Fast-bowling Attack Must Complement Leach For Succeeding In India, Says Gillespie
New Delhi: Former Australia fast-bowler Jason Gillespie believes England's fast-bowling attack needs to complement left-arm spinner Jack Leach for succeeding in the five-match Test series against India, starting on January 25 in Hyderabad.
India’s Spinners Are Better Than England’s, Will Be Defining In The End, Says Michael Atherton
Michael Atherton: Former England captain Michael Atherton believes India’s spin attack is better as compared to the visitors’ line-up and added that the difference between the two spin departments will be a series-defining factor.
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