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5th Test: India Deserved To Make It 2-2 For The Good Cricket They Have Played, Says Hussain
BBC Test Match Special: After India sealed a narrow six-run win over England in the fifth Test at The Oval, former captain Nasser Hussain said the Shubman Gill-led side deserved to tie the five-match series at 2-2 because of the good cricket they have played in the last six weeks.
Led by Mohammed Siraj’s 5-104 and Prasidh Krishna’s 4-126, India completed a surreal Test win to level the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series at 2-2. The duo ensured that India got the required four wickets to bowl out England for 367 in chase of 374.
"It would have been a travesty had England won the series 3-1. India deserve to make to 2-2 for the amount of good cricket they have played in this series. The final scoreline was well and truly deserved by India, and it was very fitting for Siraj to get the final wicket," said Hussain on Sky Sports’.
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5th Test: Siraj’s ‘belief’ Leads India To Famous Oval Win And 2–2 Series Draw
Mohammed Siraj: India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj summed up his emotions after a match-winning five-wicket haul on the final day, which helped India beat England by six runs and level the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy 2-2 at The Oval here on Monday.
5th Test: Siraj’s Five-for Powers India To Thrilling Six-run Win, Level Series 2-2
Mohammed Siraj: Mohammed Siraj delivered a fiery five-wicket haul as India produced a sensational four-wicket burst on a nerve-shredding final morning at The Oval to beat England by six runs and square the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2.
'Can't Afford To Throw In The Towel': Morkel On India's Late Fightback On Day 4
After Harry Brook: Bowling coach Morne Morkel believes India can still pull off an unlikely victory by claiming the final four scalps on Monday and urged his side to keep fighting on the final day of the fifth Test against England at The Oval.
He's Desperate To Do What It Takes: Root Says Injured Woakes Is Ready To Bat On Day 5 If Needed
Chris Woakes: Injured all-rounder Chris Woakes will be available to bat on the final day of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy decider at The Oval, despite a shoulder injury, if England needs him as the host closes in on a series-clinching victory.
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Fifth Test: Joe Root Pays Tribute To Graham Thorpe After Reaching 39th Century
Joe Root: Seasoned England batter Joe Root on Sunday scored his 39th Test century and then paid a tribute to former England batter Graham Thorpe, who died by suicide on August 4, 2024. Root paid tribute to Thorpe and whose birth anniversary was two days ago, by sporting a bandana in his style on the fourth day of the fifth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval here.
5th Test: Rain Brings Early End To Riveting Day Four, Sets Stage For Thrilling Day Five (ld)
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Bad light and subsequent rain forced the stumps to be called early on day four of the fifth Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at The Oval on Sunday. With the stage set for a thrilling day five, England need 35 more runs to win, while India requires four wickets for a miraculous victory.
5th Test: Rain Brings Early End To Riveting Day Four, Sets Stage For Thrilling Day Five
With Chris Woakes: Bad light and subsequent rain forced an early end to play on Day Four of the fifth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval on Sunday. With the stage set for a thrilling day five, England need 35 more runs to win, while India requires four wickets for a miraculous victory.
Tharoor’s Tweet Rekindles Debate Over Kohli’s Absence As India Face Series Defeat
Shashi Tharoor: As India slipped to a crucial loss in the ongoing Test series against England, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor stirred a fresh wave of discussion by pointing to the absence of former captain Virat Kohli.
5th Test: Siraj May Now Be Remembered For The Catch That Wasn't Taken, Says Hussain
Mohammed Siraj: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that, despite doing all the good things with the ball in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, Mohammed Siraj might now just be remembered for the missed catch of Harry Brook on the fourth day of the fifth Test at The Oval.
5th Test: Brook's Blazing Hundred, Root’s Unbeaten 98 Put England On Course For Series Win
With Washington Sundar: Harry Brook hit a blazing 111 off 98 balls while Joe Root kept his good run going by being unbeaten on 98 as England reached 317/4 in 66 overs at tea on Day Four of the fifth and final Test and need 57 runs more to secure a sensational Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series win.
5th Test: More Tired Indian Bowlers Get, The More Pressure Brook Will Try To Put, Says Stuart Broad
But Ben Duckett: Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad believes Harry Brook will try to ramp up the pressure on the Indian bowlers as they begin to tire on Day Four of the fifth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval here on Sunday.
5th Test: Root And Brook Take England To 164/3 At Lunch, Need 210 More Runs To Win Series
Joe Root: An unbroken 58-run partnership between Joe Root and Harry Brook took England to 164-3 in 34 overs at lunch against India on Day Four of the fifth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval here on Sunday.
'The Moment You Give A Player Security This Is What You Get': Varun Aaron On Washington Sundar
Varun Aaron: Former India pacer Varun Aaron believes that all-rounder Washington Sundar is having one of the best Test series on the ongoing England tour.
5th Test: Jadeja And Sundar Fifties Take India To 396, Set England Target Of 374 To Win
Ravindra Jadeja: Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar hit 53 each as India were bowled out for 396 in 88 overs and set England a target of 374 to win the fifth Test at The Oval and clinch the first edition of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
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