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Watch: Virat Kohli's Reaction As Jasprit Bumrah Tears Into Stuart Broad On Day 2 Of England vs India 5th Test

Stuart Broad dismissed Mohammed Shami to become only the third pacer and sixth bowler overall to take 550 wickets in the longest format. But his joy was short-lived as he also became the holder of the most expensive over bowled in the history of Test cricket. The England bowler conceded 35 runs as Bumrah took a liking to the England fast bowler. The previous most expensive over in Test history went for 28 runs. Virat Kohli and other Indian players were seen having a gala time as Bumrah tore into Broad at Edgbaston.

England beaten by 14-man Australia in opening Test

England collapsed to a fourth successive defeat as their magic touch against Australia finally deserted them in a 30-28 loss in the series opener at Optus Stadium.

Test cricket’s most expensive over – a ball-by-ball account

Stuart Broad sent down the most expensive over in Test history as India piled on tail-end runs at Edgbaston.

England's Broad concedes new record of 35 runs in a Test over

England great Stuart Broad set a new if unwanted record by conceding 35 runs in a Test over, against India at Edgbaston on Saturday.

World Record: Jasprit Bumrah rips apart Stuart Broad in 35-run over, the most expensive in Test history

Stuart Broad for a 35-run over on Day 2 of the rescheduled fifth Test against England in Birmingham. Broad has now the unwarranted record of conceding most runs in an over in Test cricket's history. Bumrah and his blade went after Broad as the Englishman relived the horror of the 2007 inaugural T20 World Cup when the now retired India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh smashed him for 36 runs that had 6 sixes in it.

India vs England: Ravindra Jadeja In Elite Club With Third Test Ton, Greats Laud Effort

Ravindra Jadeja continued from where he left on Day 1 in the fifth rescheduled Test against England at Edgbaston and scored only his third Test ton. He reached the three-figure mark in style with a boundary off Matthew Potts. While Rishabh Pant's ton on Friday was fiery, No. 7 Jadeja took his time to settle in and made a late flourish on Saturday. His ton was only the fourth instance of any No. 7 or lower order Indian Test batter scoring two centuries in a calendar year, with Kapil Dev (1986), MS Dhoni (2009) and Harbhajan Singh (2010) being the other members of the elite club. This is also the third instance in Indian cricket, when two left-handers scored tons in the same innings. The earlier instances were: Sadagopan Ramesh (110)-Sourav Ganguly (125) against New Zealand in Ahmedabad (1999) and Ganguly (239)-Yuvraj Singh (169) against Pakistan in in Bengaluru (2007).

England vs India: Stuart Broad Becomes Third Pacer To Reach Big Test Milestone

Stuart Broad on Saturday became the third pacer in Test cricket history to claim 550 wickets. He dismissed Mohammed Shami on Day 2 of the ongoing rescheduled fifth Test match between India and England at Edgbaston in Birmingham to register the record. The right-arm England pacer needed just one wicket to reach the milestone when he had entered the game but he remained wicketless on Day 1 despite bowling 15 overs. It was in his 16th over of the match and the first on Day 2 when Broad finally got a wicket.

India 416 all out against England in Edgbaston test

BIRMINGHAM, England : India were all out for 416 in their first innings in the rearranged fifth test against England at Edgbaston on Saturday.

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Watch: Virat Kohli's Reaction As Jasprit Bumrah Tears Into Stuart Broad On Day 2 Of England vs India 5th Test

England beaten by 14-man Australia in opening Test

Test cricket’s most expensive over – a ball-by-ball account

England's Broad concedes new record of 35 runs in a Test over

World Record: Jasprit Bumrah rips apart Stuart Broad in 35-run over, the most expensive in Test history

India vs England: Ravindra Jadeja In Elite Club With Third Test Ton, Greats Laud Effort

England vs India: Stuart Broad Becomes Third Pacer To Reach Big Test Milestone

India 416 all out against England in Edgbaston test