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1st Test: England Secure Second-highest Successful Run Chase To Beat India By Five Wickets
This was England’s second-highest successful run chase in Test history and the second-highest ever against India.
The chase was built on a rock-solid platform provided by openers Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley, who added 188 for the first wicket. Duckett led the way with a sublime 149 off just 170 balls, mixing composure with calculated aggression.
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