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New Delhi: India seemed to be cheaply bowling cheaply after removing Root and Ben Stokes on the second Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy in Edgbaston on Friday. But Jamie Smith and Harry Brook had other schemes, going to centuries to staging a remarkable counterattack and retracting the speed in England’s favor.Mohammad Siraj performed the drama by striking twice in the second over of the day. First, he got the root to tickle his pad for Rishabh Pants. At the next delivery, he bowled a fast, rising delivery, which caught Ben Stokes with the guard. The England captain funded him, only gave it gloves from behind the pants for a golden duck – his first in Test cricket – except for England Reeling.At 84/5, India was strongly under control. But he quickly changed.Brooke displayed elegance and authority, exposed the crisp drive and shut down the Sirj, while Smith countered with an aggressive strokeplay – slammed the ball under the ground and later dragged the sky deeply for borders. Brook brought his second fifty of the series with a commanding drive from Siraj, and soon Smith ended India’s short-ball strategy.

Brooke continued the charge, walking on the back leg Prasad krishna For three fours and a six on leg-side, before driving once again for a limit. 23 runs were leaked alone.Meanwhile, Smith arrived at just 43 balls for fifty and worked hard. He punished the small balls of fame with four and six, then took three more boundaries from Washington Sundarr. Against Ravindra Jadeja, he once again went to Hawaii, continuing the attack to launch a four and a six.Amidst this cruel attack, Krishna’s struggle in Test cricket kept shining more. Pacer now holds the unfortunate record for the worst economy rate in testing history (minimum 500 delivery).

In the first Test, which India lost by five wickets, Krishna scored 128 runs in the first innings taking three wickets in the 6.40 economy. In the second innings, he conceded 92 runs for two wickets with the economy of 6.13.His performance during day 3 worsened the number: at the economy rate of 10.00 by an Indian bowler since December 2006 at an economy rate of 5-0–10-10.00.Overall, Krishna has now scored more than five more runs in his brief test career – a great concern for India’s Paes Department.

New Delhi: Indian camp was stressed during captain Shubman Gill On Friday, the head was given a tough fight while fielding the first slip during the second Test against England in Edgbaston in Birmingham on Friday.The incident occurred during the over of Ravindra Jadeja, when Harry Brook removed one of his delivery from one of his delivery. The ball flew with the bat with speed, giving Gill very little time to react – and hit him over the head.Gill appeared in pain. He showed his head Rishabh Pant And then indicated for physio.Physio got out to assess it, provided some treatment, and thankfully Gill looked better and resumed the fielding shortly after.Watch:Earlier in the match, Gill was filled with emotion after receiving a heartfelt message from his parents after the best 269 of his career.The 25 -year -old made history by becoming the first Indian captain to score a double hundred in England, and hit a double tonne in tests outside Asia. Virat Kohli200 in 2016.

His monumental knock not only broke Kohli’s record of 254* for the highest score by an Indian Test captain, but also overtaken Sachin Tendulkar’s 241* as the highest by an Indian batsman in a test outside Asia.After the day’s game, BCCI shared a video in which Gill was seen hearing a voice message from his parents. Emotional moments clearly mean a lot to him.Gill said, “That means a lot.” “Growing up, I played all my cricket for my father. It was because of this I started playing cricket. He and my best friend, with whom I used to practice, are only two people whom I care and when it comes to cricket. But he also said that I missed my triple century.”Gill’s knock helped India post a huge 587 – his highest test in England in 18 years.