Eng vs Ind (Watch): Karun Nair’s test comeback against India ends with a disappointment with a four-ball duck as Ollie Pope strikes with the stunner

Day 2 of First Test Intermediate England and India At Headingley, there was a fair bit of the drama, where good batting, sharp bowling and extraordinary fielding all came to the spot. It was in a sensational moment Ollie Pope’s The stunning glove, the crowd and commentators were adored. The catch proved important and helped to change the momentum of the hosts’ favor on a critical play day.

Ollie Pope takes a catch that fly when Karn Nya leaves for Golden Duck on Test return

The turning point came in the 105th of Indian innings when Ben Stokes dismissed Karun Nia with a moment of sharp bowling and sparkle on the field. Stokes was delivered completely outside and seduced Nia to drive. After eight years, Nair went out for a shot, but couldn’t hold it back. The ball seemed destined to plunge out of the bat and thrust into the infield, but Ollie Pope, stationed in the short cover, turned left and jumped up, pulling away from the stunning catch. The crowd erupted when Nia returned for the duck and visibly disappointed. The timing of the wicket was very important. Stokes’ response showed how important it was as India broke its hopes of over 500. It wasn’t just a ticket gate, it was a change of momentum. England was reorganized with updated energy, making the moment extremely important.

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England fights India after lunch on the second day

The English bowlers began in a similar way to the second day, but the morning session clearly belonged to India. Rishabh Pant took over from his overnight score, reaching a great century, forming a dominant 200-run partnership with Captain Shubman Gill, bringing India firmly to the top. However, the momentum changed after lunch as England eventually found a rhythm with the ball and bowled India at 471 despite the visitors being 430 and 430. The entire bowling display was undisciplined and allowed India to score freely. Ben Stokes and Josh’s tongue The one who stood out with four wickets each. Their efforts led England to return to the game somewhat, but the rest of the attacks shook. Chris Walksespecially withstanding a tough outing, acknowledging 103 runs without picking up wickets, raising concerns about his shape and effectiveness for the pitch, which began to help the sailors under the cloudy sky.

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