New Delhi: After starting from a rain-deer, the second Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test finally resumed in Edgbaston, India looked at seven wickets to seal a historic victory-one achievement that he has never achieved at this place in Test cricket. And it did not take a long time for India’s pace, which deepened to strike.Bowling at his second place of the first session, Akash Deep cleaned Oli Pope, sent an off-stump Cartavhealing with a beauty, which surprised the batsman. Pesar jumped into the festival and left a roar before he was gathered by the teammates of the Jubilant team.Akash deep vs. Oli Pope Tests:3 innings20 ballsAccept 15 runs3 dismissalThe fiery right -handed pace was not done.
In his next over, he gave a deadly nip-bicker to reject Harry Brook for 23. A vigorous LBW followed the appeal, and the umpire raised his finger without hesitation, making India firmly in command.Earlier, India posted a total second innings of 427/6, setting an impossible target of 608 runs to England. The Foundation was placed by Skipper Shubman Gill, who followed his first innings 269, including 13 fours and eight sixes by scoring 161 off 162 balls.Gill shared an important partnership throughout the innings. He added 110 runs with Rishabh Pants (58 balls, 8 fours, 3 sixes) for the fourth wicket and pressed the 175 -run stand with Ravindra Jadeja, unbeaten on 69 (118 balls, 5 fours, 1 six).India’s vast leadership of 180 runs in the first innings gave him a strong platform, and with the sky deep breath on a day 5, he went close to a series-tier victory in Edgbaston-a place historically a fort for England.
