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Ben Docket scored the highest 149 runs in the second innings for England. He scored 62 runs in the first innings. Docket was also adjudged Player of the Match.
In the history of Test cricket, India became the first team whose players scored 5 centuries, despite this, the team had to face defeat. England defeated India by 5 wickets in the first Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. England achieved a target of 371 runs by losing 5 wickets at the Handingley Cricket Stadium in Leeds.
On the last day of the match on Tuesday, Mohammad Siraj got into an argument with English openers Ben Docket and Jack Croly. Ben Docket scored the highest score in the fourth innings against India. Jaspreet missed Crowley from Bumrah.
Read Moments and Records of the fifth day of Ind vs Eng Test …
Records and Facts …
- After 41 years at the Handingley ground, the opening partnership of a team in the fourth innings was more than 100. Jack Croly and Ben Docket together added 188 runs for the first wicket. Earlier in 1984, West Indies’ Desmond Hens and Gordon Greenies shared a 106 -run partnership.
- For the first time after 2010, an English opening batsman scored a century in the fourth inning. Ben Docket scored 149 runs. 15 years ago, Alester Cook scored an unbeaten 109 against Bangladesh in Mirpur.
- Harry Brook became the first batsman in Test cricket history to be out on 99 runs in the first innings and the first ball in the second innings (Golden Duck).
- England chased their second biggest run in the Handingley Test. Earlier in 2022, 378 runs were chased against India against India. This is England’s second largest run chase against India.
- India has become the first team in the 148 -year history of Test cricket, whose players scored five centuries in a single match but still lost the match. Earlier this happened in the 1928-29 Ashes series when Australia scored four centuries in the Melbourne Test. In the same match, Don Bradman also scored his first Test century (112 runs), but still Australia lost.
1. Records of the 188 -run opening partnership between Jack Croly and Ben Docket in the fourth innings …
- First, this is the biggest opening partnership against India in the fourth innings. Earlier in 1953, the record was named after West Indies’ Jeffrey Ray and Everton Stolmeer, who added 142 runs.
- Second, this is the biggest opening partnership of any team in the fourth innings on the headingley ground. There had never been so many runs for the opening wicket in the final innings on this ground.
- Third, this partnership is the second largest opening partnership for England in the fourth innings so far. Earlier, only once England openers have added more runs in the fourth innings. Michael Attarton and Graham Goach had a 203 -run opening partnership against Australia in 1991 Adelaide.
2. Docket’s highest score in fourth innings against India Ben Docket took the record of scoring the highest individual score during the run chase in the fourth innings against India. He scored 149 runs yesterday. Before that, Joe Root scored an unbeaten 142 in 2022 Edgbaston. Third is Faf du Plessis of South Africa, who scored 134 runs in 2013 Johannesburg.
1. Indian players descended by tying black pattty India and England teams are wearing a black strip (black armband) to pay tribute to former cricketer Dilip Doshi. Dilip Doshi died on Monday. In his memory, before the beginning of the fifth day of the match today, he was paid tribute to him by keeping a minute’s silence on the ground.
Players of both teams paying tribute before the fifth day of the match.
2. On the ball change, Jadeja shows the umpire a reaction of victory The umpire considered the demand for Indian players to constantly change the ball change in the 27th over. Umpire Chris Gaffney once again checked the fitness of the ball and found that the ball was no longer able to pass the ball gauge test (ball checker). This time the ball did not fit in the ring i.e. the size of the ball had deteriorated. After this the umpire changed the ball.
On the approval to change the ball, Ravindra Jadeja happily reacted to win the umpire and umpire Chris Gaffney gestured and smiled. He also patted Jadeja’s back.
After the ball changed, Jadeja pointing to the umpire.
3. Crowlie’s catch missed from Bumrah On the fifth ball of the 29th over, Jaspreet Bumrah gave life to Jack Croly. Bumrah’s ball was on full length on the off stump, Crolya played a direct drive. The ball was rapidly performed downwards. Bumrah tilted to the left and tried to catch the catch but could not make a full grip. Crowley was currently on 42 runs.
Bumrah’s reaction after the catch drop.
4. On one side is Mohammad, on one side, Krishna has come to God: Gill, in the second innings of England, Krishna’s ball beat Ben Docket outside the off stump. The ball came out of very close, but the bat did not hit. Then captain Shubman Gill said in a funny manner, there is Mohammed on one side, Krishna has come on one side… God has come.
Shubman Gill scored a century in the first innings.
5. Siraj debated with English openers In the 30th over just before lunch, Mohammad Siraj got into an argument with English openers Jack Croly and Ben Docket. Siraj was ready to throw the last ball of the over. At the strike end, Jack Crolee had trouble due to the site screen and was withdrew from batting in the last moment. Here Siraj angrily calls Crowley something, which was answered by Ben Docket. Siraj felt that the openers were deliberately wasting time, so that the next over could not be done before lunch.
Siraj angrily looked at Jack Croly.
6. Yashasvi gave life to Docket for 97 runs Ben Docket got a life on the last ball of the 39th over. Ben Docket played the bridge shot but the ball went to the air with top-edge. Yashasvi Jaiswal, standing on the midwicket, ran and reached the ball and dives but could not catch the catch.
Yashasvi left Ducchm’s catch 97 runs.
7. Wickets for Shardul for two consecutive balls, Brook out after docket
Shardul Thakur, who is holding the 55th over, took two wickets on two consecutive balls. They…
- On the third ball of the over, Ben Docket was caught by the subsidy Nitish Kumar Reddy. Docket was dismissed for 149 runs.
- On the fourth ball of the over, Harry Brook was caught by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant. Brook could not even open an account.
Shardul spent just 3 runs in this over. He was on a hat -trick, but Ben Stokes opened his account with 3 runs.
Shardul dismissed Harry Brook on a score of zero.
8. Catch out of Pant on Stokes’ reverse shot Ben Stokes’ catch was missed by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant on the first ball of the 66th over. Stokes tried to play reverse sweep, but the ball jumped into the air, not on the bat. Rishabh Pant came out of the head moving in the air, but Pant did not see the ball. KL Rahul, who was standing on leg slip, also tried to run and catch it, but he could not reach on time.
However, Jadeja dismissed Stokes. He played the reverse shot but could not take time for the ball. Ball short third man went to Shubman Gill standing on third man and made a simple catch.
Stokes was dismissed by 33 runs.
9. Jamie Smith won the match by putting six Jamie Smith scored 18 runs from an over of Ravindra Jadeja, who is putting the 82nd over. He scored a six on the last ball and won his team by 5 wickets.
Jamie Smith remained unbeaten after scoring 44 runs.