India vs. England
India and England are currently facing off in a highly anticipated Test series. The series began on August 4th and is scheduled to conclude on September 14th. India is currently leading the series 2-1, and is looking to secure a victory in the final match to win the series.
The series has been closely contested, with both teams showcasing their strengths and weaknesses. India has been particularly impressive with their batting, with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma leading the way. England, on the other hand, has shown great resilience in their bowling attack, with James Anderson and Stuart Broad leading the charge.
The upcoming match is expected to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams desperate for a win. India will be looking to seal the series victory, while England will be looking to force a deciding fifth match.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the series so far:
First Test
The first Test was played at Edgbaston and resulted in a draw. India batted first and scored 274 in their first innings, with Virat Kohli scoring 149. England responded with 284 in their first innings, with Joe Root scoring 80. India then collapsed to 162 all out in their second innings, setting England a target of 227 to win. England reached 202-5 in their second innings before the match was called off due to rain.
Second Test
The second Test was played at Lord’s and resulted in a win for India. India batted first and scored 364 in their first innings, with Rohit Sharma scoring 127. England responded with 391 in their first innings, with Jonny Bairstow scoring 106. India then declared their second innings on 298-8, setting England a target of 272 to win. England collapsed to 120 all out in their second innings, with Jasprit Bumrah taking 6 wickets.
Third Test
The third Test was played at Headingley and resulted in a win for England. India batted first and scored 78 in their first innings, their lowest total in Test history. England responded with 432 in their first innings, with Joe Root scoring 121. India then collapsed to 278 all out in their second innings, setting England a target of 78 to win. England reached their target with 7 wickets to spare.
Fourth Test
The fourth Test was played at The Oval and resulted in a win for India. India batted first and scored 191 in their first innings. England responded with 290 in their first innings. India then declared their second innings on 466-7, setting England a target of 368 to win. England collapsed to 210 all out in their second innings, with Ravindra Jadeja taking 4 wickets.
The fifth and final Test of the series will be played at Edgbaston from July 1-5.
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