England's star batsman Joe Root has scored 2536 runs in 45 Test innings against India while ace batter Virat Kohli has scorched 1991 runs in 50 innings against England. The duo is chasing Sachin Tendulkar's all-time record for most runs in India vs England Test history.
Anderson, who is still at the prime of his bowling, surpassed former Australian great Glenn McGrath to become the most successful fast bowler in Test cricket.
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India took just 17 balls to take the final England wicket and the match by 203 runs to keep the series alive.
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There is no doubt that as a team you are always going to win some and lose some. But the manner of the Lord's defeat is what has angered and shocked many around the cricket world.
In fact, there is a possibility that if India lose the series, the Shastri-Kohli duo may not enjoy unlimited powers as it has been the case till now.
Despite rain consuming the larger part of play, England started the second Test on a bright note as they bundled out India for 107 in the first innings, courtesy of James Anderson's 5/20.
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Chasing 194 to win the first Test against England, India were 110 for five at stumps on day three at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on Friday.
At stumps, England were 9 for 1 in their second innings with an overall lead of 22 runs.
India captain Virat Kohli running England skipper Joe Root out for 80 just after Tea sparked a collapse as the hosts lost six wickets for 67 runs to end the day on 285-9.
Indian captain Virat Kohli, coach Ravi Shastri and national selector Sarandeep Singh are leaving no stone unturned in India's preparation for the gruelling five-match Test series against England due to start from August 1.
India head coach Ravi Shastri said he believes in playing aggressive brand of cricket, which is a prerequisite to come out on top in a tough tour, like England.
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