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India lead England by 244 runs in Edgbaston test after Smith's 184
BIRMINGHAM, England, July 4 (Reuters) - Jamie Smith smashed England's third-fastest test century to drag the hosts back from the brink against India after a nightmare start on day three of the second test had captain Ben Stokes fall for a first-ball duck at Edgbaston on Friday.
KL Rahul, naturally an opener for India, has surpassed the great Vijay Merchant in a unique batting list after scoring a ...
As his foot did not come forward, it allowed the ball to nip away a tad-bit and that was good enough to disturb the timber.
Cloudy conditions and high humidity are expected throughout the day, which may benefit swing bowlers, making the first ...
India took firm control of the second Test against England, thanks to a historic innings from captain Shubman Gill, who ...
He said Gill's performance was not a surprise for him and felt this is just the beginning of him; he will make more records ...
Mohammed Siraj's majestic six-wicket haul helped India finish day three on top. The onus will be on KL Rahul and Karun Nair ...
There is uncertainty over Akash Deep's place in the playing XI for the next Test at Lord’s even after a good performance in ...
Jamie Smith shattered multiple records in his unbeaten 184-run innings against India at Edgbaston, including tying for the ...
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England cricketer David Lloyd took aim at Shubman Gill’s leadership during the Edgbaston Test, particularly criticising his overly cautious fielding setup while Harry Brook and Jamie Smith amassed a ...
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