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Dhawan: 'Pressure Now On England' After India’s Bold Comeback At Edgbaston
“First of all, I’d like to congratulate the entire team for winning at Edgbaston after 58 years — a phenomenal achievement. The way the boys bounced back in the second Test showed real character and resilience,” Dhawan told IANS in an exclusive interaction.
Highlighting individual brilliance, Dhawan reserved special praise for Shubman Gill, who has been in sublime form throughout the series.
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