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1st Test: Jurel, Jadeja's Fifties Swell India's Lead To 164 Runs At Tea Against West Indies
At tea, India reached 326/4 in 96 overs, with Jurel and Jadeja unbeaten on 68 and 50, respectively, with their unbroken 108-run stand steering the hosts into a commanding position.
The session began with a brief window of hope for the West Indies as Jomel Warrican removed centurion KL Rahul for exactly 100 in the very first over after lunch. Rahul’s dismissal – of being caught at cover attempting a loose drive - was reminiscent of his lapse in the Hyderabad Test against England in 2024, a moment that had turned the tide in that match.
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