IND vs Eng 4th Test: India was played in Old Trafford last time, MS Dhoni produced Masterclass despite the loss, cricket news
India will take England in the fourth Test of the five -match series in Old Trafford from July 23. Visitors led by Shubman Gill are 2–1 after a close defeat at Lord’s and will be under pressure to bounce back to Manchester. The last time India played a Test at Old Trafford, during another difficult series in England in August 2014. In the first innings after a dramatic collapse, India was excluded for only 152, which dropped them to 8 for 4 within the first six overs. James Anderson and Stuart widely dismissed Murali Vijay, Gautam Gambhir, Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara through the top order.
It was the then Captain MS Dhoni who put the innings together with a faction 71 off 133 balls. He hit 15 borders and absorbed pressure, while the wickets kept falling at the other end. Dhoni’s knock was the highest in the innings, and Ravichandran Ashwin added a valuable 40. The pair added 66 runs for the seventh wicket, which helped India overcome a serious situation. Despite its resistance, India could not recover and eventually lost by an innings and 54 runs. England posted 367 in response, under the leadership of Jose Butler and Ian Bell under the leadership of 77 and half -century of Joe Root. India was dismissed for 161 in the second innings.
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The 2025 team returns to Old Trafford, Shubman Gill will expect a turnaround. A win will lead the series 2–2 and will establish a decisive at the Oval later this month.
