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Day 4 of the India vs England Test at Edgbaston was nothing short of a batting masterclass. First up, KL Rahul led the charge with a composed 55, anchoring the innings and frustrating the English bowlers. Karun Nair also looked solid before falling to Josh Tongue, who bowled with purpose and picked up both early wickets in the morning. As the session progressed, Shubman Gill found his rhythm, playing elegantly and confidently, weathering a tough phase and gradually accelerating the innings. At the other end, Rishabh Pant lit up the ground with his trademark aggression, smashing multiple boundaries and sixes, shifting momentum firmly in India’s favor. The partnership between Pant and Gill grew rapidly, building a strong lead that pushed England on the back foot. India’s lead soared past 400, raising the prospect of a declaration and setting up a massive target for England. The pitch, still playing flat, offered little help to spinners like Shoaib Bashir, although he did manage to get Pa...

Day 3,England vs India - Edgbaston , Second Test was a gripping display of twists and momentum shifts, beginning with India well on top and ending with England fighting their way back into the contest. England resumed their innings on 77 for 3, still trailing India by a daunting 510 runs after Shubman Gill’s record-breaking double century had helped India post a massive first-innings total of 587. The morning began disastrously for the hosts, as Mohammed Siraj dismissed Joe Root and Ben Stokes in successive deliveries during his very first over of the day. Root nicked one behind for 22, while Stokes fell for a golden duck, leaving England in deep trouble at 84 for 5. At that stage, the match looked firmly in India's grip, with the threat of a follow-on looming large. However, what followed was a stunning counterattack led by Harry Brook and debutant Jamie Smith , who brought England roaring back into the match. Brook, calm and composed, played with maturity beyond his years, whil...