Team India Scripted Test Cricket History at the Heading Cricket Ground in Leeds, as he first recorded five individual centuries in a single Test match. Notable batting performance has left England on the back leg, with India’s lead beyond 350 runs, which is in the final stages. In the first innings, India’s top order converted the competition into a run-fest. Yashsvi Jaiswal Leaded the charge with a well -prepared 101 off 159 balls, with 16 fours. Captain Shubman Gill With a fluent 147 from 227 delivery, striking on 19 borders and a six. Vice-contain Rishabh Pant He scored 134 runs in 178 balls, continuing his rich form to bring 12 fours and sixes to a combat 471. England’s answer was equally gritty. Oli Pope (106) and Harry Brook’s entertaining 99 helped the hosts reach 465, which scored just six runs in India’s first innings. Jasprit Bumrah (5/83) made India’s bowling attack in the headlines in the first innings.
In the second innings, KL Rahul, who had earlier missed a fifty, amended with a significant century. In 4 -day tea, Rahul was unbeaten at 120 off 227 balls, and ended his innings in 127, stabilizing the innings after an early waist, which departed for Shubman Gill for just eight. The pants continued their valor, India’s first wicketkeeper-better to score twin tons in a test-His second innings knocked off 140 balls of 118, with 15 fours and three sixes. His 195 -run partnership with Rahul strengthened India’s hold on the game.
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In a test, this five -century milestone has been achieved only six times in the history of format and only once in favor of a tour – Australia’s famous 1955 feat against the West Indies in Kingston, Australia, where all five came in the same innings on the way to a mammoth 758/8. This is the first time India has achieved the same.
