India vs England 2nd Test Live: India and England have won the second match of the 5-match test series. Team India beat England by 151 runs in Lord’s Test. India had given a target of 272 runs. In reply, the English team got all out for 120 runs. Mohammad Siraj took 4 wickets.
Record between India and England
Talking about the record, a total of 128 Tests have been played between India and England so far. Out of this, Team India won only 30 matches. Whereas, the English team has won 48 matches. 50 matches were drawn. India has played 64 Tests in England. Out of this, Team India has won 8 and England has won 34 matches. 22 Tests were drawn.
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First win since 2014 at Lord’s
In the 19 Tests played between the two teams at Lord’s, England won 12 and India won 3 Tests. 4 Tests were drawn. The English team defeated India by an innings and 159 runs in the last match played in 2018. Team India had earlier won in 2014 at Lord’s. Then they defeated England by 95 runs.
India never lost after scoring 300+ runs
Batting first in England, India have never lost a match after scoring more than 300 runs. Team India scored 300+ runs 9 times in England. Out of this, the team won 3 matches. Both these matches were played at Headingley Leeds in 2002 and Nottingham in 2018. And 6 matches were drawn.
India declared innings at 298/8
India scored 364 in the first innings and England scored 391 runs in the first innings. Team India scored 298/8 in the second innings. In this sense, India set a target of 272 runs in front of England.
Shami and Bumrah craved England for wickets
Shami and Bumrah made the English team longing for wickets by batting brilliantly. Both shared an unbeaten partnership of 89 runs for the 9th wicket. Shami completed his fifty by hitting a six. In the 106th over, Shami hit a 92 meter long six off Moeen Ali. India vs England 2nd Test Live.
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This was his second Test fifty. With this, Shami has also left behind his previous highest score of 51 runs. He remained unbeaten on 56 runs in this Test. At the same time, Bumrah also scored 36 * runs. His previous highest score was 28 runs.
Brilliant batting from Bumrah-Shami
For the first time in 13 years, India’s batsmen have made half-century partnerships for the 9th wicket in South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia (SENA countries). Earlier in the 2008 Perth Test, Laxman and RP Singh shared a half-century partnership for the 9th wicket.
Robinson gave 2 blows to Team India
Ollie Robinson gave 2 setbacks to Team India on the 5th day. He first sent Rishabh Pant and then Ishant Sharma to the pavilion. Pant got out after scoring 22 runs. Robinson got him caught by wicketkeeper Jos Buttler. At the same time, Ishant was dismissed after scoring 16 runs in 24 balls. He was LBW by Robinson.
Pujara and Rahane return to form
The team’s score was 55/3 at one point during the second innings. Cheteshwar Pujara and vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane did the job of handling the team’s faltering innings. Both added 100 runs for the fourth wicket. Pujara’s 45 off 206 balls and Rahane’s 61 runs off 146 balls showed signs of a return to form.
Mark Wood took the wickets of both India’s openers KL Rahul (5) and Rohit Sharma (21). Sam Curran dismissed Indian captain Virat Kohli (20) and sent him to the pavilion. The Indian innings faltered as soon as Pujara was dismissed. India lost 3 wickets in making 20 runs. Moeen Ali took the wickets of Ajinkya Rahane and Ravindra Jadeja.
Both Team Playing XI
England: Joe Root (c), Dominic Sibley, Rory Burns, Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Haseeb Hameed, Jos Buttler (wk), Sam Curran, Mark Wood, James Anderson, Ollie Robinson.
India: Rohit Sharma, Lokesh Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli (c), Ajinkya Rahane, Rishabh Pant (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Siraj, Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah.
