India vs England 3rd Test Day 2 Highlights :- Ravichandran Ashwin bags wicket No. 500; Ben Duckett’s 133 takes ENG to 207/2 at stumps; IND lead by 238
The India vs. England 3rd Test in Rajkot witnessed a spectacle of cricketing brilliance on Day 2, marked by significant milestones and stunning performances that left cricket fans astonished. Ben Duckett's brilliant century put England ahead of the hosts, and veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin made cricket history by taking his 500th wicket.
India vs England 3rd Test Day 2 Highlights |
India vs England 3rd Test Day 2 highlights- IND vs ENG: Promoting England's fearless brand of Bazball cricket on Day 2 of the 3rd Test against India in Rajkot, star England opener Ben Duckett smashed 88 ball century as England Team reached 207-2 in just 35 overs. Duckett smashed the fastest Test century by an England batter in India. Veteran Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin bagged his 500th Test wicket after Tea in Rajkot. Indian Pacer Mohammed Siraj picked up the crucial wicket of Ollie Pope (39) in the third session. India is leading by 238 runs at Stumps on Day 2 in Rajkot.
Important News is that Ravi Ashwin will not participate in the 3rd Test now due to medical emergency in his family. Which means now India has to play with only 10 players and a substitute player for fielding.
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Ben Duckett, England's opener batter, stole the show of Day 2 of 3rd Test Match with a scorching century that smashed the record for the fastest Test century by an England batsman in India. It was a display of fearless cricket. With his aggressive intent and beautiful strokeplay, Duckett scored 133 off just 88 balls during his innings, leading England to a commanding total of 207-2 at stumps on Day 2. His attacking approach gave England the momentum they needed to win the game and put the Indian bowlers on the back foot.
In the midst of Duckett's fireworks, the experienced Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who is renowned for his cleverness and skill, was also the center of attention. Just after tea, Ashwin made history by becoming just the fourth bowler to reach 500 wickets in Test cricket history. His 13th over dismissal of Zack Crawley. Ashwin's accomplishment is evidence of his talent, tenacity, and longevity in the game. After that sole wicket Ashwin was not able to give impact in rest of the day. Duckett targeted him and scored against Ashwin in an easy way.
While Duckett and Ashwin stole the headlines, the match also witnessed noteworthy contributions from other players. Dhruv Jurel, making his debut for India, displayed commendable composure with the bat, forging a crucial partnership with Ashwin and falling just short of a half-century. Meanwhile, Ravindra Jadeja continued his rich vein of form, scoring a magnificent century on Day 1 before being dismissed for 112.
England's bowling attack, led by Mark Wood and Rehan Ahmed, posed challenges for the Indian batsmen, with Wood finishing as the highest wicket-taker in the innings with figures of 4/114. However, India's first innings total of 445, anchored by significant contributions from Rohit Sharma and Jadeja, provided them with a solid foundation in the match.
Key Highlights of Day 2 of India vs England 3rd Test-
- England reached 207-2 in 35 overs at Stumps on Day 2. Visitors trail by 238 runs.
- Ben Duckett smashed his 3rd century off 88 balls.
- Ravichandran Ashwin dismissed Zack Crawley to bag his 500th Test wicket in the 13th over.
- Following penalties for running down the middle of the pitch, Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin. England's innings start with 5/0.
- India scored 445 in the first innings.
- Bumrah scored valuable 26 runs lower down the order.
- Dhruv Jurel fell four runs short of his half-century, but forged a strong 77-run stand with Ravichandran Ashwin (37).
- Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed on 112, as India lost two wickets in the first session.
- Dhruv Jurel shows commendable composure as he arrives to bat on his debut, staying unbeaten on 31 off 71 deliveries at Lunch.
As the match progresses, both teams will look to build on their respective performances and seize the initiative. With England trailing India by 238 runs at stumps on Day 2, the stage is set for an enthralling battle in the remaining days of the Test. Say 3 is going to be an eventful day of this test match it will decide the fate of both teams in terms of result of this Test Match is concerned. To win the Test match India will have to pack this England Team in lowest runs as possible, Anything below 350 to 400 will be an ideal condition for India to win the IDFC India vs England 3rd Test Match.
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