England debutant Tom Hartley endured a horrible start to his Test career in Hyderabad in the first innings. But the left-arm spinner came back strongly picking up seven wickets, a total of nine in the Test, to lead England to a memorable win by 28 runs.
Geoff Boycott came down heavily at Indian captain Rohit Sharma after India's loss in the first Test against England. Rohit returned with scores of 24 and 29 with the bat and his captaincy has come under the scanner for being defensive, especially in the second innings.
Know the major changes in India's squad for the second Test of the five-match series against England. India are 0-1 down in the series after their latest loss in Hyderabad Test and injury to key players has not helped their cause either.
Shubman Gill averages 21 while batting at No 3 and the chances may be getting lesser and lesser for the batter as India eye a series-levelling win against England in Vizag. Former India opener Wasim Jaffer has suggested a radical change for India in Vizag in terms of batting order.
India have been dealt with a huge blow after losing the first Test of the five-match series in Hyderabad. The second Test is set to be played in Visakhapatnam from February 2 and two key players have been ruled out of the Test match.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) pulled up Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah for "deliberately stepping in Ollie Pope's way as he went for a run" during the first Test in Hyderabad. Bumrah was slapped with a fine and a demerit point for the error. England took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
Shubman Gill's form batting at number three has the point of discussion now after his twin failures in the first Test against England in Hyderabad. Meanwhile, former India head coach has come up with a massive statement related to Gill linking his fortune to Cheteshwar Pujara's in Test cricket.
India suffered a heartbreaking loss against England in the first Test in Hyderabad following a dramatic comeback from the visitors in the second innings with both bat and ball. The loss has dented India severely as far as the World Test Championship points table is concerned.
India found themselves in some real trouble on the fourth day of the first Test against England as they lost 7 wickets for just 119 chasing 231 runs. India's problems were further mounted as the whole country saw Ravindra Jadeja holding his hamstring after being run out by Ben Stokes.
Ollie Pope fell four runs short of a double-century but his 196-run knock is one of the most famous ones in India. He inflicted hope into the England team to win the match out of nowhere. Pope has shattered Cook's record.
Ravichandran Ashwin picked two wickets on a challenging Day 3 for the Indian spinners in the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.
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India vs England 1st Test Highlights: Debutant Tom Hartley and Ollie Pope starred in what was a come-from-behind win for England as the visitors beat India by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad despite being behind by 190 runs in the first innings. England have taken a 1-0 lead.
IND vs ENG 1st Test: England are pushed way behind in the first Test match by India as the hosts lead them by 175 runs in the first innings with still three wickets in hand. The spinners Jack Leach, Tom Hartley, Rehan Ahmed and Joe Root could not do much. Meanwhile, England have more troubles now.
Indian all-round duo of Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin were involved in a horrible mix-up as both of them ended up being on the same side of the pitch in the final session of the second day. Ashwin was distraught and Jadeja too felt bad, however, the latter continued to score an unbeaten 81.
Yashasvi Jaiswal, who gave India a terrific start with the bat in the first Test against England, got out in the very first over of the second day while trying to hit Joe Root for another boundary after getting one already. Kevin Pietersen, the former England batter already predicted it.
The first day of the Hyderabad Test belonged to India as the hosts scored 119 runs at the stumps with 9 wickets in hand a deficit of 127 runs left. However, one of the moments of the day featured England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes, who tripped over stumps as he kept watching the ball.
The opening day of the first Test against India started on a good note for Ben Stokes as he won an important toss and then also smashed 70 runs with the bat helping his side post 246 runs in the first innings. But by the time, the day ended, the England skipper bagged an embarrassing record too.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma was surprised by a fan running all the way to the pitch to meet him and touch his feet as the hosts came in to bat in their first innings of the opening Test against England in Hyderabad. England were all out for 246 in the first innings after choosing to bat first.
England have been bundled out for 246 runs in the first innings in the ongoing opening Test match in Hyderabad. Ben Stokes played a masterly knock of 70 runs to help the visitors recover from a precarious position on 137/6 in the second session. Bumrah finished the innings picking up Stokes' wicket.
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