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5th Test: We Put The Pressure On England And It Worked, Says Gill After Epic Six-run Win
On day five, India picked the remaining four wickets for 28 runs to win the match and level the five-game Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 2-2. "Every Test we came on day four and day five never knowing who was going to win. It just shows that both the teams came with their A game and I am very happy to get over the line in this one."
"There was a bit of pressure on us but I think the way we came through that spell was magnificent for us. Pressure makes you do things you don't want to and we wanted them to feel it as they looked to chase all those runs," said Gill in the post-match presentation ceremony.
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