Sachin tendulkar
'Supermen From India': Tendulkar, Ganguly Lead Tributes For Series-levelling Win In London
England required just 35 runs with four wickets in hand to clinch both the match and the series on the final day in London. But India staged a remarkable comeback, powered by Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna. Siraj claimed a brilliant five-wicket haul while Krishna picked up four crucial scalps to guide India to a thrilling victory in a nail-biting finish.
Taking to X, Tendulkar wrote, "Test cricket…absolute goosebumps. Series 2–2, Performance 10/10! SUPERMEN from INDIA! What a Win."
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