India became the first team in the history of Test cricket whose players scored 5 centuries but the team suffered defeat. England beat India by 5 wickets in the first Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. England lose 5 wickets at Headingley Cricket Stadium in Leeds and chase a target of 371 runs.
On Tuesday, on the last day of the match, Mohammad Siraj had a quarrel with English opener Ben Ducket and Jack Crowley. Ben Ducet scored the highest score in the fourth innings against India. Jasprit missed the catch of Bumrah Crowley.
Read Moments and Records of the fifth day of the IND VS ENG Test …
Records and Facts
- After 41 years, the opening partnership of a team in the fourth innings on the headingley ground was more than 100. Jack Crowley and Ben Ducket together added 188 for the first wicket. In 1984, West Indies Desmmm Hans and Gordon Greenz shared 106 runs.
- For the first time since 2010, England's opening batter scored a century in the fourth innings. Ben Duckt played 149 runs. 15 years ago, Alastair Cook scored an unbeaten 109 against Bangladesh in Mirpur.
- Harry Brooke became the first batter in the history of Test cricket, who bowled at 99 runs in the first innings and the Golden Duck in the second innings.
- England chase their second largest run in the Headingley Test. Earlier in 2022, he chased 378 runs against India at Edgbaston. This is England's second largest run against India.
- In the 148 -year history of Test cricket, India has become the first team whose players scored five centuries in the same match but lost the match. This happened in the Ashes series of 1928-29, when Australia scored four centuries in the Melbourne Test. In the same match, Don Bradman also scored his first Test century (112), but Australia was still lost.
1. A record of an 188 -run opening partnership between Jack Crowley and Ben Ducket in the fourth inning …
- The first is the largest opening partnership in the fourth innings against India. Earlier, the record was in the name of West Indies' Geoffrey Ray and Everton Stolmayer, who added 142 runs in 1953.
- Second, this is the largest opening partnership of any team in the fourth innings at Headingley. There has never been such runs for the opening wicket in the final innings on the field.
- The third partnership is the second largest opening partnership in the fourth innings for England. England openers have scored more in the fourth innings. Michael Atherton and Graham Guuch made an opening partnership of 203 against Australia in Adelaide in 1991.
2. Ducket's highest score in the fourth innings against India Ben Duckt has set a record of the highest personal score during the fourth innings against India. He scored 149 runs yesterday. Earlier, Joe Root scored an unbeaten 142 in Edgbaston. South Africa's Faf du Plessis is third, scoring 134 runs in Johannesburg in 2013.
1. The Indian players landed on the field wearing a black bar India and England teams played a black bar to pay tribute to former cricketer Dilip Doshi. Dilip Doshi died on Monday. Today, a minute silence was held to pay tribute to them on the field before the start of the fifth day of the match.
2. Jadeja shows the umpire to respond to his win over the replacement of the ball The umpire accepted the constant demand for Indian players to change the ball in the 27th over. Umpire Chris Gephnie once again checked the ball's fitness and saw that the ball could no longer pass the ball gauge test (ball checker). This time the ball did not fit the ring, meaning the shape of the ball was damaged. After this the umpire changed the ball.
Ravindra Jadeja responded happily to the umpire after being allowed to replace the ball, and umpire Chris Gefani laughed and pointed to him. He also slapped Jadeja's back.
After the ball was changed, Jadeja hinted at the umpire to win.
3. Bumrah Crowe's catch missed On the fifth ball of the 29th over, Jasprit Bumrah gave a life to Jack Crawley. Bumrah's ball was full length on the stump, Crawley played a straight drive. The ball was moving down quickly. Bumrah turned to the left and tried to catch the ball, but could not make the perfect grip. Crawley was at 42 at this time.
Bumrah's reaction after leaving the catch.
4. On the one hand, Mohammed, on the other is Krishna, both God came: in the second innings of Gill England, the famous Krishna ball was played outside the stump of Ben Ducket. The ball came very close, but did not touch the edge of the bat. Then Captain Shubhman Gill jokingly said, on one side is Mohammed, on the other hand Krishna is … God has come.
Shubhman Gill scored a century in the first innings.
5. Siraj had a quarrel with English openers In the 30th over before lunch, Mohammad Siraj's English opener Jack Crowley and Ben Ducket quarreled. Siraj was ready to put the last ball of the over. Jack Crowley had trouble due to the site screen on the strike end and he left the bat at the last moment. Here Siraj angrily says something to Crowley, which Ben Duckt replied. Siraj felt that the openers were deliberately wasting time so that the next over could not be thrown before lunch.
Siraj angrily looked at Jack Crowley.
6. Yashwashi gave a life to Ducket on 97 runs Ben Ducket was relieved on the last ball of the 39th over. Ben Duckte played a bridge shot, but the ball went to the air from the upper edge. Yashwashi Jaiswal, who was standing on Midwicket, ran to the ball, hit the dive, but could not catch him.
Yashwashi left the ducket catch on a 97 -run score.
7. Shardul got wickets on two consecutive balls, brooke out after ducket
Shardul Thakur, who threw the 55th over, took two wickets in two consecutive balls. He …
- Nitish Kumar Reddy, a substitute for Ben Ducket on the third ball of the over, gave a catch. Ducket was dismissed for 149.
- Harry Brook wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant was caught out on the fourth ball of the over. Brook couldn't even open his account.
Shardul gave only 3 runs in this over. He was on a hat -trick, but Ben Stokes took 3 runs and opened his account.
Shardul dismissed Harry Brook at a zero score.
8. The catch of the reverse shot of stock missed Pant On the first ball of the 66th over, wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant Ben missed Stokes. Stokes tried to play a reverse sweep, but the ball didn't felt the bat, he wandered his gloves and jumped into the air. The ball moved in the air and Rishabh went over Pant's head, but Pant could not see the ball. KL Rahul, who was standing on the leg slip, also tried to catch him, but he could not reach it on time.
However, Jadeja dismissed Stokes. He played a reverse shot, but couldn't time the ball. Captain Shubhman went to Gill standing on the ball short third man and caught a simple catch.
Stocks were dismissed for 33 runs.
9. Jamie Smith won the match by scoring a six Jamie Smith scored 18 runs in one over of Ravindra Jadeja, who threw the 82nd over. He scored a six on the last ball and won his team by 5 wickets.
Jamie Smith was unbeaten on 44.
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