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4th Test: Response After Losing Two Early Wickets Was A Very Brave Effort, Says Gill
With India at 0/2 and 311 runs behind in the beginning of their second innings on day four, it seemed they would lose the match and the series. But a monumental, strong and resolute batting show – led by hundreds from Gill (103), Ravindra Jadeja (107 not out) and Washington Sundar (100 not out) – along with KL Rahul’s 90 meant the visitors’ conjured up a miraculous and memorable draw.
“I am extremely pleased with the batting, under pressure the last couple of days We were put under a lot of pressure but the way we responded, especially after losing two early wickets, was a very brave effort.”
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31