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India clinched victory in the fifth and final Test match against England at Dharamshala. Batting first, England was restricted to 218 runs in their first innings. In reply, India amassed 477 runs, securing a substantial lead of 259 runs without the need to bat again. In their second innings, England faltered again and were bowled

In the Dharamsala Test, the Indian team has dominated England. England managed to score 218 runs in their first innings. By the end of the second day’s play, India had amassed a lead of 255 runs over England. Notably, Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill both achieved centuries in the first session of the second day,

The first day’s play has concluded with India scoring 135 runs for the loss of one wicket in their first innings, trailing England by 83 runs. Captain Rohit Sharma is unbeaten on 52 runs, accompanied by Shubman Gill who is unbeaten on 26 runs. The partnership between them stands at 31 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal was

England has made some changes to the playing eleven for the Test series against India, including in the last Test match in Dharamshala. Mark Wood, England’s formidable fast bowler, has returned to the playing eleven. He is known as one of the fastest bowlers in England. The final Test match of the 5-match series between

India and England are gearing up for the final match of the ongoing Test series. If the weather holds up, numerous records could be set in the fifth Test match scheduled to take place in Dharamshala. This will only be the second Test match held at this stadium nestled in the lap of the Himalayas.

The Indian cricket team will play the final match of the 5-match Test series against England. This match, taking place in Dharamshala, holds significant importance for the star bowler of Team India. R Ashwin, who has achieved the remarkable feat of capturing 500 Test wickets during this series, will mark his 100th Test match. This

At the age when fast bowlers often announce their retirement and transition into coaching careers, there is one bowler from England who continues to defy age and create history. England’s renowned right-arm fast bowler, James Anderson, is still wreaking havoc with the ball, even at the age of 41. Anderson has the opportunity to achieve

Senior Indian batsman KL Rahul will miss the fifth and final Test against England in Dharamsala due to persistent swelling in his right thigh muscle. Although Rahul was deemed 90 percent fit before the third Test in Rajkot earlier this month, he has not played since the first Test in Hyderabad. Seeking expert opinion on