IND vs ENG 4th Test: India leads England by 157 runs in Oval Test

New Delhi. The Indian team, with an amazing performance, defeated England by .. runs in the fourth Test match of the series (IND vs ENG 4th Test). With this win, Team India led by Virat Kohli also went ahead 2-1 in the 5-match series. India were bowled out for 191 in the first innings, followed by England with 290 and a 99-run lead.

After that, based on the great performance of the batsmen including Rohit Sharma’s century, India scored a huge 466 runs in its second innings and gave England a target of 368 runs to win. On the last day of the match, England were bowled out for 210 in the second innings and India registered a memorable victory. The 5th and final Test match of the series will be held at Old Trafford in Manchester from 10 September.

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Chasing India’s target of 36, England scored 111 for two by lunch on the 5th and final day. England needed 237 runs to win the last two sessions and India needed eight wickets. After lunch, the Indian bowlers came out differently and took 4 wickets for England, who scored 147 runs for 6 wickets. Rabindra Jadeja brought great success to India with the wicket of opener Hasib Hamid (). Hasib scored 63 off 193 balls with six fours.

Jaspreet Bumrah then looked amazing and Oli bowled Pope (2). Johnny Bairstow also failed to open an account that showed him the way to the Bumrah Pavilion. Jadeja then caught Meenan Ali (0) in the hands of substitute Suryakumar Yadav for 147 for 6 in 67.2 overs.

Captain Joe Root (36) was bowled by Shardul Tagore to give India great success. Root and Oaks added 5 runs for the seventh wicket. Root hit 3 fours in his 78 innings. Umesh Yadav then led Oaks to the pavilion and he was dismissed as the team’s 8th wicket. Oaks faced 47 balls and hit 1 four. England scored 193 for 8 at the break.

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Hamid and Burns added 100 runs for the first wicket but the Indian bowlers had a hand after the pair broke up. England lost two wickets in 2 runs over in the morning session and scored 5 runs. England started the day with 77 runs without wickets. The fast bowling pair of Umesh Yadav and Jaspreet Bumrah started India’s attack. Hamid and Burns saved the Indian bowlers from success in the first half hour. Both batsmen batted carefully but also gave a lesson for the bad ball.

Two fours on Umesh Maren Burns. Skipper Virat Kohli then bowled Shardul Tagore and Burns hit him for a four and then completed a half-century with two runs off 124 balls to take the team score to 100 runs. Burns, however, returned to the pavilion with a catch to wicketkeeper Shav Pant after Thakur’s next ball. He made 50 off 125 balls with five fours. Hamid completed his half-century off 123 balls with three runs off Jadeja.

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Hamid was lucky for 55 and Mohammad Siraj dropped his easy catch off Jadeja. David Malan, however, had to struggle at the crease and was run out after finally scoring five runs. Hamid played Jadeja on the cover and scored for one run. Before Malan reached the crease, May Shav Pant stumped Mayank Agarwal with a right throw. In the second innings for India, pacers Jaspreet Bumrah, Rabindra Jadeja and Shardul Tagore took 2-2 wickets and Umesh Yadav took 1 wicket.