Eng vs Ind (Watch): Joe Root celebrates like never before after ripping a Washington Sundahl stump on the second day of the Edgbaston test
On the day England I struggled for a long time and violently in the sun Joe Root In the end, he broke the stubborn stand with beauty. and India Cruising past 550, the route was thrown with the ball despite his hopes more than expected. But he delivered a brightening magical moment Day 2 Edgbaston. His dismissal Washington Sundaala solid and composed of 42 people came at a key moment. The breakthrough ignites the emotion, and Root’s reaction said it all, joy and relief.
Golden Arm Joroot Ripper cleans up Washington Sundaal and celebrates on fire at Edbaston
It was the 139th in the innings, and Britain had tried almost everything to remove Sundar, who had been calmly batting with 42 of the 103 balls. Then the route came with the fourth part-time spin. The magic unfolded. He filled it up, bowled quickly, and Sundar expected it to angle along with his arms.
Instead, the ball clenched and ran sharply off, slamming the bat and crashed into the stump in the center. It was the classic offspinner fire, drift, dip and turn. Shocked, Sundar briefly stood before returning, missing out on a worthy half a century. However, it was Root’s celebration that stole the moment. His arms stretched out loud, roaring joy and punching him into the air as his teammates swarmed him. He wore an expression of exhilaration mixed with mistrust, knowing how important the ticket gates were after unfortunate Indian rule. Edgbaston erupted not only for the wickets but also for the pure theatre of roots that break through when everything else fails. Certainly the golden arm brings not only a wicket but also a surge in England’s energy at the end of the second day.
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Shubman Gill’s grand doubleton headlines 2nd day of Indian domination at Edgbaston
India continued its base in its second Test. Shubman GillMaster class. The young skipper, who resumed the day in 114, turned it into a monumental 265 with tea, showing relentless focus and elegant stroke play. His partnership Rabindra Jadaja Critical, the duo added 253 runs to the sixth wicket, shattering the England bowler session after the session.
Jadeja grew the composed 89, playing the perfect foil before falling onto Josh’s tongue. Even after that, Sundar sewed another important stand with Gill and contributed to 42 before being bowled with a stunning route delivery that went past his bat and hindered the stump. India easily surpassed the 550 run mark and punished all English tactics. Shoaib Bashir40 overs got only one wicket, and the British sailors looked tired of flat conditions. In the first Test outside of Asia, Gill’s double hand was out of 311 balls and decorated with 30 boundaries, including three six. India drank tea at 564/7 after 141 over and got a good control. The surface provided little aid, and the English body language reflected two days of casualties on the field. As things stand, India appears to be aiming at the declaration and setting the mammoth total, while England stares at the difficult response under pressure.