IND vs ENG Live Score, 1st Test Day 4: Ollie Pope missed double century by four runs England were bowled out for 420 in their second innings on Day 4 of the first Test against India at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.
IND vs ENG Live Score Updates, 1st Test Day 4 Today: Debutant Tom Hartley finished with a 7-fer as England beat India by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad and took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Earlier, Ollie Pope’s 196 took England to 420. Jasprit Bumrah was the pick of the bowlers for India with four wickets
Other than Pope, Ben Duckett (47), Ben Foakes (34), and Zak Crawley (31) made handy contributions with the bat. For India, Ravichandran Ashwin and Jasprit Bumrah nabbed a couple wickets each while Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja also struck.
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Earlier, England managed to dismiss India for 436 by getting rid of the set batters Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel in quick succession. The hosts, as a result, were only able to add 15 more runs to their lead of 175, which they had at Stumps on Day 2.
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Match EndedEngland tour of India, 2024 – 1st Test
India
436 (121.0) & 202 (69.2)
vs
England
246 (64.3) & 420 (102.1)
Match Ended ( Day 4 – 1st Test )
England beat India by 28 runs
How Bumrah’s reverse-swinging pearlers arrested England’s free-swingers
The new ball was taken off Jasprit Bumrah’s hand after a two-over spell. With R Ashwin immediately finding turn, Rohit Sharma brought Axar Patel from the other end. Switching between mid-on or short fine-leg, Bumrah would use every opportunity, sometimes just five-ten seconds, to urgently shine the ball. When the ball was not in his hands, standing at fine-leg, he would point out the BCCI emblem on his t-shirt to whoever had the ball, signalling which side of the ball to shine. (Read more)
How Ollie Pope used reverse sweep to pass the spin test
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First uploaded on: 28-01-2024 at 08:08 IST
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