Team India Asserted Complete Control over the second Test Against England, Finishing Day 2 in a dominant position. The day belonged to Indian Skipper Shubman Gill, Who Registered a Remarkable Double Century, Anchoring India to a Formidable Total of 587 All out in 151 Overs.

It was a day of millstones and domination for India’s captain, who etched his name in history with the highhest test score Ever by an Indian batter on English SOIL. His Unbeated 269-R MasterClass was a Display of Composure, Precision, and Authority-Seemingly Unafeced by Anything England’s Bowlers Threw His Way.

Disciplined Efort from Fast Bowlers

What added to India’s deelight was the disciplined effort from their fast bowlers, especially on a surface that offered minimal assistance. The new ball provided just a hint of movement, and Akash Deep, Returning to the Playing XI, Made an immediati impact. He was ably supported by mohammed siraj, who bowled with heart and rhythm – bouncing back well after an unlucky outing at Leeds.

India’s Seamers Struck Early to Leave England Reeling at 50 for 3, Responding to a Mammoth First-Innings Total of 587. God Catching Backing Backing Udd Work. The All-round Efort Highlighted India’s Hunger and Control through the day.

With bot and ball clicking at the right time, this could go down as a Pivotal Day in the series, shifting Momentum firm firmly in India’s favorite. As Things Stand, the visitors are in the driver’s seat and will look to press home the advantage on day 3.

Gill reflects on India’s position

“Good position to be in. I worked on a more things and at the end of IPL, which is very important before going into test cricket. Looking at how things Gave Gone So Far, IS Working for Me. Catches for the last couple of days because I was batting, but nice to get there catches. been different. “