Ind VS Eng: Historic First! India records Twin Century partnerships for the 6th and 7th windows in Sena countries | Cricket news
In a historic first, India recorded two centuries partnerships for the sixth and seventh counters in the countries of Sena during the second test in progress against England in Edgbaston.It was only the second time that a visiting team has two stands of two centuries for the sixth window or less in a test round in England, after the Antilles in Trent Bridge in 1957. This is the second case of this type for India in an outside test after Kingston in 1971.In both partnerships, Captain Shubman Gill was standing and was just as well supported by Ravira Jadeja and Washington Sundar.On the day of opening, when Ravi will Jadeja went out to beat, India was in a place where the dashboard read 211/5.Jadeja and Gill forged a 203 -point stand for the sixth window.Jadeja was defeated by a pointed bouncer with Joshua Tongue. He missed a well -deserved century. If he had obtained these 11 points, it would have been his second century in this place.Then Washington Sundar sewed another precious 144 -point stand with Captain Shubman Gill for the seventh window. Washington Sundar was cleaned by Joe Root.The captain of India, Shubman Gill, marked a superb first century test while he again put forward against England during the second test in Edgbaston on Thursday.Gill continued to wreak havoc on the attack on England while he was beating in an almost flawless way again.He was particularly severe on Shoaib Bashir, leading the userman for four and launching him for six.
Gill also struck two to three in three balls on the fast launcher Josh Tongue, a training followed by a hip who saw Joe Root and Zak Crawley will almost come up against a failed attempt to prevent the border.A single hanging from the tongue brought Gill to 200 in 311 balls, including 21 ovens and two, with India then 472-6 while the skipper bowed in front of a host of capacities to celebrate.It was not long before the 25 -year -old Gill, in his second test as a captain, made a new record for the highest score of an Indian drummer in a test in England, exceeding 221 of the Grand Sunil Gavaskar at the oval in 1979.
