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Rishabh Pant changed the complexion of the ongoing Edgbaston Test against England as he played a knock of 146 to help India post 416 runs on the board. India were 98/5 at one stage, and it was Pant and Jadeja that formed a 222-run stand to revive India's innings. Former India opening batter Aakash Chopra praised Pant for his knock, calling him India's best-ever wicketkeeper-batter.
England vs India, 5th Test Day 3 Live Score Updates: Trailing India by 332 runs, England will resume their innings at 84 for five on Day 3 of the ongoing fifth and final Test match at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Jasprit Bumrah returned figures of 3/35 on Saturday to keep England under the pump while Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj claimed a wicket each to further pile misery on the hosts. Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes will resume the England innings on Sunday on their individual scores of 12 and 0, respectively. Earlier, India posted 416 all out with the help of Rishabh Pant 's 146, Ravindra Jadeja's 104 and Jasprit Bumrah's 31 not out off 16. For England, James Anderson had returned a five-wicket haul for 60 runs. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Known for his bowling exploits, stand-in India captain Jasprit Bumrah produced a counter-attacking knock on Day 2 of the ongoing fifth Test against England at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Bumrah broke West Indies batting great Brian Lara's record for most runs scored in an over in Test cricket, scoring 29 runs off Stuart Broad's over, which eventually yielded 35 runs, including six extra runs. Taking to Twitter, Former India batter Virender Sehwag reacted to Bumrah's exploits against Broad in the first session on Day 2.
India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant ruled the roost on Day 1 of the ongoing fifth Test against England at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Friday. With India 98 for five at one stage following a top-order collapse, Pant led India's revival on the opening day, alongside all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja. The 24-year-old scored a 89-ball century to lead India's charge, before eventually getting out on 146. While Pant hit 19 boundaries and four sixes, he also rotated the strike sensibly during his 222-run stand with Jadeja.
England batter Jonny Bairstow had been in fine form against New Zealand as he registered back-to-back centuries at Trent Bridge and Headingley. He was playing an attacking brand of cricket and everyone expected the same to be the case against India in the ongoing rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston. However, this has not been the case so far, as Bairstow has been bogged down by the quality of the Indian attack. The right-handed batter has played 47 balls so far, scoring just 12.
The ongoing fifth and final Test match between India and England at Edgbaston, Birmingham has been dominated by the guests so far. The Jasprit Bumrah-led side first posted 416 runs on the board before getting bundled out, and then reduced England to 84/5 in 27 overs by Stumps on Day 2. While the play on first day was affected due to the rain, the second day too met with a similar fate as rain interrupted the play thrice on Saturday to mar the joy of the fans.
(Reuters) - Veteran bowler James Anderson called on England's batsmen to play with aggression as they look to claw their way back into the rearranged fifth test against India at Edgbaston.
Veteran bowler James Anderson called on England's batsmen to play with aggression as they look to claw their way back into the rearranged fifth test against India at Edgbaston.