India vs England: Anderson -Tendulkar Trophy ends in chaos, drama and broken records – full details inside. Cricket news
In a breathtaking conclusion for an entertaining test series, India scored six runs in the oval to attract England a five-match series 2–2. A stressful last morning, Mohammad Siraj produced a masterclass with the ball, made 5 returns to 104, including Gas Atkinson’s final wicket, Clean bowled with a sending yorker.Indian players erupted at the festival as Siraj participated with weapons and saw the sky. Wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel was the first person to hug him, followed by a full-team handle at the center of the ground. Shubman Gill stopped to accept Chris Woakes’ courage, who went out to bat with a disorganized left shoulder, handed over the hand under his sweater, managed to stay unbeaten without facing a delivery.
The play closed a pulsed 25-day chain, which was distributed from beginning to end. Despite being a hit for two borders at the opening of the day, India returned through Siraj and Prasad Krishna. England’s expectations were rapidly under pressure, with Sirj removing Jamie Smith and Jamie overton into quick succession before the knockout jerk to Atkinson.Beyond the result, the series made its place in record books for several statistical tricks, reflecting the intensity and level of cricket played by both sides.
Records broke in five-trial series
- Second-larger run Agrigate-7187 runs scored in five Tests in a Test series
- In a series, more than 300-plus team yoga-14 such innings in a series
- Most batsmen scored 400 or more in the same series – 9 players
- Combined individual 50-plus score-50 half-century or better in a chain
- In a series, 21 hundreds in joint century-kul
- Combined hundred-run partnership in a series -19 partnership
The Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy distributed on all fronts from entertainment to drama and skills.
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England, despite the end in favor of losing in the final test, showed remarkable patience, especially through the unforgettable Act of Volks. But it was India’s bowler who broke the resistance of England, holding his nerve and eventually finishing to level the series into unforgettable fashion.
