IND VS ENG: Virender Sehwag trolled England by sharing pictures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said- you are crying …

New Delhi. After losing the Leeds Test (India v England, 4th Test), India made a wonderful comeback at the Oval. India won the Oval Test by 157 runs despite trailing by 99 runs in the first innings. India needed 10 wickets on the last day of the game and their bowlers bowled out England for just 210 on a good pitch. India have won the Oval after a full 50 years and now they have a chance to win the series. After winning the Oval, Team India was praised all around. Virat Giants have been seen saluting Team India, while former cricketer Virender Sehwag has responded appropriately to critics of Virat & Company. Sehwag stopped criticizing the Indian team by sharing pictures of Prime Minister Modi.

Virender Sehwag has posted a picture of Prime Minister Modi on his social media account, which reads – You stop crying. In the caption of the photo, Sehwag writes: “Team India has given answers to those who think that this team can only win on the turning pitch.” This post by Sehwag is very much liked by the fans. As one fan wrote – this is the new India that never kills anyone entering the house.

IND VS ENG: Team India beat England in Oval Test, find out 5 big reasons to win

India’s historic victory
Let us tell you that winning the Oval Test is special for India for many reasons. On the fifth day the Oval’s pitch was described as too rough and it was even said that the England team could win. But on the fifth day of the game, India bowled with line-length. First Shardul Tagore dismissed England opener Rory Burns. Then captain Virat Kohli ran out to David Malan. After lunch, India changed the game completely. The first Rabindra Jadeja bowled Hasib Hamid for a personal score. Jaspreet Bumrah then bowled an excellent spell and faced Oli Pope for 2 and Johnny Bairstow for 9. Jadeja did not even allow Maine Ali to open an account. Shardul Tagore did the right thing, bowling Joe Root for 36 runs. Before the tea break, Chris Oakes also got out with the ball of Umesh Yadav, ending all hopes of England. Umesh Yadav dismissed Craig Overton and James Anderson to give India a historic victory at the Oval.