Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: Gill, Akash script historic win against England at Edgbaston as India level series 1-1
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series 1-1 in the second Test at Edgbaston.
Akash lit up the morning with a fiery spell that rattled England early. In just his second over, he got Ollie Pope with a delivery that leapt awkwardly, struck the elbow, and clipped the stumps — a brutal blow to the hosts. Next came Harry Brook, undone by a sharp, low ball that jagged back in and pinned him lbw. The review couldn't save him — the ball was crashing into the top of middle on umpire's call.
While Jamie Smith, fresh from a masterful 184*, counterattacked with three elegant boundaries off Akash, and Ben Stokes launched a flurry of fours against Siraj, the momentum was short-lived. Ravindra Jadeja spun a web around the duo, especially troubling Stokes — who has long struggled against the wily left-armer.
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But it was Washington Sundar who delivered the killer blow. Bowling the 40th over in under 100 seconds, Jadeja built the pressure, and Washington cashed in. With a delivery that dipped, turned, and skidded in, he trapped Stokes on the front foot. The review confirmed the inevitable — pad first, ball hitting middle. Stokes walked back stunned. India stood on the brink, and England's resistance was crumbling.
Brief Scores: India 587 and 427/6 dec in 83 overs (Shubman Gill 161, Ravindra Jadeja 69 not out; Josh Tongue 2-93, Shoaib Bashir 2-119) lead England 407 and 153/6 in 40.3 overs (Ben Stokes 33, Jamie Smith 32 not out; Akash Deep 4-58, Washington Sundar 1-2)
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