India drew the fourth Test against England on the fourth Test on the fifth day against England on the fourth Test on the fifth day against England with the finest and adventure half -centuries of ENGVSIND captain Shubman Gill (103), Ravindra Jadeja (107) and Washington Sundar (101 not out). India scored 425 runs for four wickets in their second innings after trailing by 311 runs in the first innings, after which both teams agreed to draw. The thing to give is that England could not take even 5 wickets of India in a total of 5 seasons, even after taking 2 wickets in the first over. In the very first session of the fifth day, England got 2 wickets and he craved the wicket for the remaining day.
India had to bat on the last day to save this match and two wickets had fallen. In the first session once again, the wickets of two set batsmen fell as Gill and Rahul and Jadeja also got a life on the first ball, but from that situation once again Jadeja and Washington Sundar took the Indian innings with him and the two batsmen drew a match with a century. England are still 2–1 in this series but the pleasant news for India is that it is still not lost and India will have a chance to equalize the series in the final match.
India draws fourth Test with adventure of Gill, Jadeja and Sundar
England captain Ben Stokes was adjudged Player of the Match for taking six wickets in the match and scoring 141 runs. After the completion of Sundar’s century, both teams joined hands. For the first time in Indian cricket history, three batsmen scored a century in the second innings (Gill, Jadeja and Washington).
Jadeja and Sundar did not give England a chance to take an edge in the series, performing adventure and combative performance. Both of them kept England bowlers away from taking wickets in the second and third session. Both completed their centuries in a bang. Jadeja reached the century by hitting a six while Sundar completed his first century by hitting a four and two runs. Jadeja hit 13 fours and a six in an unbeaten 107 off 186 balls, while Sundar scored an unbeaten 101 runs off 206 balls with the help of nine fours and a six.
Indian captain Shubman Gill gave credit for his top order and said that such a performance is incredible after losing the first two wickets. Both Jadeja and Washington were close to centuries, so we thought that both of them scored centuries. Every Test match teaches you something, this series has taught us a lot as a group. Hopefully, we will be successful in drawing the series by winning the next match.
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Earlier, India had scored 223 runs for four wickets till lunch on the basis of captain Shubman Gill (103 )’s combative century. England got two valuable wickets in this session. When KL Rahul missed the century, Shubman Gill scored the fourth century of his career and the fourth century of the series. India has scored 49 runs in 26 overs in this session, while losing two wickets.
India started playing ahead by 174 runs for two wickets on Saturday. In the morning session, KL Rahul added three runs in his score that England captain Ben Stokes fabricated him and gave him a third blow to India. KL Rahul scored 90 runs in 230 balls with the help of eight fours.
After this, Washington Sundar, who came to bat, took care of the score at a slow pace while playing with Gill. Meanwhile, on the last ball of the 83rd over, Shubman Gill completed his century by taking a run off Vox. Gill faced 228 balls for his fourth century of this Test series. This is the slowest century of Shubman Gill’s Test career. With this, Gill became an Indian batsman to score a century in Manchester after Sachin Tendulkar. Sachin scored a century in 1991 at this ground.
Before lunch, Jofra Archer gave a big blow to India by catching Shubman Gill out of the wicket by Smith. Gill scored 103 runs in 238 balls with the help of 12 fours. Chris Woakes took two wickets from England. Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer dismissed one batsman each. The only session was in which England got wickets.
