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Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: Young Indians Script Gritty Comeback To Silence Doubters In England
Before the start of the series, many pundits had predicted a 1-4 defeat for India, citing the absence of stalwarts like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and R. Ashwin, and a seam-friendly English summer.
Yet, under first-time Test captain Gill, a fearless bunch of youngsters rose to the occasion, fought fire with fire, and delivered a result that few had dared to imagine.
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5th Test: We Put The Pressure On England And It Worked, Says Gill After Epic Six-run Win
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'The Most Exciting Series Since 2005 Ashes', Says Panesar As India Seal Thriller To Draw Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy
Pacer Mohammed Siraj: After India pulled off a stunning thriller at the Oval, sealing a dramatic 2-2 draw in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, former England spinner Monty Panesar lauded their grit ...
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5th Test: India Deserved To Make It 2-2 For The Good Cricket They Have Played, Says Hussain
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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 ...
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5th Test: Siraj Picks Sensational Five-for As India Win By Six Runs, Level Series 2-2 (ld)
With Chris Woakes: Mohammed Siraj went from dropping a catch offered by Harry Brook to rocking Gus Atkinson's off-stump to end up with a sensational five-wicket haul and help India ...
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5th Test: Siraj’s Five-for Powers India To Thrilling Six-run Win, Level Series 2-2
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'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 ...
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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 ...
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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. ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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5th Test: How Costly Might That Be, Says Ponting On Siraj’s Reprieve To Brook
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting said Mohammed Siraj dropping Harry Brook’s catch on 19 could prove to be expensive in deciding the fate of the fifth Anderson-Tendulkar ...
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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 ...
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