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IND vs ENG 5th Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score Streaming Online Today Match, Sony Six , Sony LIV Live: India are eyeing a series win in England for the first ...

England have a set pattern; India are settling into one. England are a sturdy furniture intact; India have to assemble one. India vs England, 5th Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score Streaming Online: The scale of advantages is tilted in England’s favour — they are playing at home and on a red-hot winning streak.

Cheteshwar Pujara will open with Shubman Gill and Ben Foakes is out and James Anderson is back for England. Sam Billings will keep for England.

Gives us the opportunity to keep the momentum rolling. England captain Ben Stokes has won the toss at Edgbaston and asked India to bat first, in what is slightly overcast conditions. But just as India approached the 50-run mark, with a little over half-hour to go in the session, Anderson packed off Pujara for 13. “It's a good feeling (to be captain) and is a big privilege. Indian openers Shubman Gill and Cheteshwar Pujara were hoping to bat time in Edgbaston on Day 1, but James Anderson had other ideas. Gill scored 17 while Pujara played 46 deliveries before being caught in the slips for 13.

Gill looked good while hitting those four boundaries but jabbed at a delivery from Anderson pitched a shade outside the off-stump as Zak Crawley took a ...

After a five-over burst, Anderson returned to dismiss Pujara for the 12th time in his career. Then came the pull shot off Broad and it seemed Gill was ready for the challenge. Anderson had openers Shubman Gill (17 off 24) and Cheteshwar Pujara (13 off 46) caught by Zak Crawley at second slip to give England the advantage after Ben Stokes opted to 'chase' at Edgbaston.

India were down at 98/5 when Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja came to India's rescue at Edgbaston, adding 222 runs for the sixth wicket.

Brief Scores: India 338 for 7 in 73 overs (Rishabh Pant 146, Ravindra Jadeja 83 batting, James Anderson 3/52). Shreyas Iyer (15) lived dangerously before being caught down the leg-side off James Anderson’s (3/52) bowling. Pant (146 off 111 balls) and Ravindra Jadeja (83 batting off 163 balls) added 222 runs for the sixth wicket as the duo frustrated the England bowlers.

Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja added 222 runs for the sixth wicket as the duo helped India recover from a precarious position of 98/5.

IND vs ENG highlights, 5th Test Day 1: Pant's 146 and Jadeja's 83* helps India to 338/7 against England India rode on a magnificent century from Rishabh Pant to end day one of the rescheduled fifth Test against England at 338 for 8 here on Friday. Pant (146 off 111 balls) and Ravindra Jadeja (83 batting off 163 balls) added 222 runs for the sixth wicket as the duo frustrated the England bowlers.

Attacking approach gets Pantsed but Ben Stokes' team will be more sure-footed in the long run.

They rallied from 55 for 6 to win the previous Test against New Zealand, and here, for the first time in this new era, the bowlers were in a similar state of disarray. Such is the way in sport that our conclusions from this day will be wedded to the result, which is now a binary prospect given this England side's dislike for the draw. A passage of play that was instigated to test your resolve and have you questioning how you've been doing things, especially if you've only been doing them like this for a month. Keeping mid-on and mid-off up is effective for eventually drawing loose strokes but can lead to frazzled minds in the field and dampen even the most strong-willed spinner. Encouraging opposition batters to play through point by leaving it vacant is a great way to coax a questionable bat angle for an edge, but can lead to easy singles to rotate the strike and relieve pressure. Those principles, still being recited for the sake of memory as much as meditation, looked like they might have to be abandoned, even if only for a moment. They adhered religiously to the playbook, even if it was only drawn up a month ago: winning the toss and electing to bat last, packing the cordon, encouraging bowlers to use the open spaces to their advantage and entice misjudgements. Such was the manner in which both lefties played - particularly Pant, who was more than happy to indulge pull shots - that the leg side was reinforced to stem the flow. Jack Leach, perhaps the most emboldened in the squad, with 10 wickets at Headingley achieved through not thinking about the negative of saving runs, had to regress on occasion. Three empathic victories over New Zealand this last month has given them a renewed belief, which has been wedded to a sense they are bringing the noise to Test cricket and waking up the neighbours. It needs to scoped, whittled, and honed before it is in any fit shape to be a foundation of your ethos. Above all else, it needs to be robustly tested, even knocked around a bit to see if it can withstand the harsher moments.

Cricket News: Rishabh Pant smashed a blistering 146 and forged a 222-run stand with Ravindra Jadeja to drag India back into the contest in the rescheduled ...

He started batting a couple of feet outside his crease to deny the bowlers the metronomic length they had hit, ran urgent singles when there was a right-hander at the other end and defended resolutely when the good balls came along. It was the 12th time in 24 games that Anderson had dismissed Pujara. putting on a seam bowling clinic, Pant went on to score the fastest hundred by an Indian wicketkeeper-batsman, getting there in only 89 balls.

India vs England: Rishabh Pant played a 146-run knock off just 111 balls, studded with 20 fours and 4 sixes.

"I don't focus on the bowler; I focus on what he is bowling. I try to focus on my process and that might give me results most of the time." But if you focus on the pressure, you might not get the result. I think I was just focusing on the ball, yes, the pressure was there. When asked what was his discussion with Jadeja, Pant said: "The discussion with Jadeja was to focus on the partnership. Pant went on to play a 146-run knock off just 111 balls with the help of 20 fours and 4 sixes.

The foundations of Pant's game are so strong that it allows him to combine his brute power along with a series of deft touches.

At the start of the day’s play when all the players got into a huddle, it was Pant that was first to speak. There will be times when he will play the odd rash shot that leads to him being crucified. Each of his centuries have come at a time when India have desperately needed Pant to deliver. This was Pant trusting his own game and importantly playing to the situation. The aspect that he wanted to perfect is where the ball meets the bat while defending. When England introduced Jack Leach into the attack, Pant opened his shoulders and whacked him around the paddock. Pant understands there is a sense of responsibility on his young shoulders. The foundations of Pant’s game are so strong that it allows him to combine his brute power along with a series of deft touches. But Pant wanted to dictate the tempo of the game on his own terms. In between there was the odd shuffle towards the pitch to smack the ball down the ground. It is a trait of his game that many fail to praise. It is a good sign when the bowler bowls a good ball and you can keep it out with good defence.” Pant told reporters after his blistering knock of 146 from 111 balls.

Cricket News: Pant produced a phenomenal innings of 146 runs off just 111 balls on day one of the rescheduled fifth Test against England, rescuing India ...

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IND vs ENG 5th Test Day 2 Live Cricket Score Streaming Online Today Match, Sony Six , Sony LIV Live: Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja rescue act guide India to ...

India vs England 5th Test Live Cricket Score Day 2: After Rishabh Pant's ton, India posted 338 for seven at Stumps on Day 1, on Friday.

- Pant smashed 146 off 111 balls against England and then came up with the simplest of answers in the press conference. Watch Video of Rahul Dravid's amazing reaction to Rishabh Pant's century at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Jadeja (83*) and Shami (0*) will resume batting for India on Day 2, with the former edging closer to his century. Ravindra Jadeja (83*) and Mohamed Shami (0*) will resume batting for India on Day 2 and will be aiming to add more runs on the scoreboard. The ball cannoned into the middle stump and sent it flying. - Pant does have exceptional numbers away from home. England's bowling department were in good form and reduced India to 98/5 before Pant's masterclass. Here's how Twitter reacted to Dinesh Karthik captaining India. Hello and welcome everyone! IND vs ENG 5th Test Live Score Day 2: After posting 338 for seven at Stumps on Day 1, India face England on Day 2 of their ongoing final and fifth Test match at Edgbaston in Birmingham, on Saturday. The visitors had a major top-order collapse on Day 1 with the absence of captain Rohit Sharma, who recently tested positive for Covid-19. In his absence, star pacer Jasprit Bumrah is currently leading the team. Leading 2-1 in the five-march series, the visitors will be looking to build on their momentum and clinch the series. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall is supposed to take place between 10 am to 12 pm.

India vs England: Rishabh Pant reacted to Virender Sehwag's tweet, where the former India opener had praised him for his 146-run knock against England.

Talking about his knock after the close of play on Day 1, Pant said: ""I like the opposition (England) but I do not think about it much. "Pant is in a league of his own. Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant was at his best in the first innings of the ongoing Edgbaston Test against England as he went on to play a knock of 146 to help India stage a fightback.

India vs England 5th Test live score: Early lunch was taken on the second day of the rescheduled fifth Test between India and England at Edgbaston on.

Crawley plays at it with soft hands but gets an outside edge that goes down and to the right of the man at third slip. Jasprit Bumrah to Alex Lees, OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Jasprit Bumrah gets the rub of the green with the extra delivery and sends Alex Lees packing! His feet don't move and the ball goes off the pads and castles into the stumps. The ball doesn't swing much and just goes on with the angle. Bumrah angles this one into middle and off but the ball nips away. Bumrah switches to around the wicket and bowls it on a fuller length, angling in from around off. Early lunch was taken on the second day of the rescheduled fifth Test between India and England at Edgbaston on Saturday. England dismissed India for 416 and then reached 16 for one in 3 overs when heavens opened up, disrupting play here as the two teams decided to take early lunch. Bizarre scenes out in the middle as the umpire and the batter both pull out just as Shami delivers the ball. The rain is a bit heavy though and the players will go off and the covers are coming on. The umpires and the Indian players make their way out to the middle. There is no rain around and the news from the middle is that play is set to resume at 5.45 pm IST (12.15 pm GMT), weather permitting that is. Alex Lees (6) was the only England batsman to be dismissed.

IND vs ENG Test Score Updates: England had lost two wickets in their first innings before rain stopped play on Day 2 of the ongoing fifth Test against India ...

Rain had earlier forced early lunch, with England 16 for one after losing the wicket on Alex Lees, who was castled by stand-in India skipper Jasprit Bumrah. As per the revised scheduled, the second session will start be held from 5:45 to 8:25 PM IST, followed by the third session from 8:45 to 11 PM IST. England were 16 for one before rain forced early Lunch on Day 2 of the ongoing fifth Test against India at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Jasprit Bumrah was on top his powers in the morning as he starred with an all-round performance. Earlier, Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja hit centuries, before skipper Jasprit Bumrah's counter-attack helped India reach a total of 416 against England in the first innings of the ongoing fifth Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Stuart Broad took his 550th Test wicket, but also bowled the most expensive over in Test cricket history -- conceding 35 runs. India vs England, 5th Test, Day 2 Live Score Updates: England had lost two wickets in their first innings before rain stopped play on Day 2 of the ongoing fifth Test against India at Edgbaston in Birmingham. The hosts trail the visitors by 385 runs with Joe Root and Ollie Pope unbeaten on two and six, respectively.

After Rishabh Pant (146) and Ravindra Jadeja's (104) centuries put India in a position of strength, it was captain Jasprit Bumrah who joined the party with ...

The 84th over of the innings was bowled by Stuart Broad, and Bumrah faced the whole over, with India scoring 35 runs in that over. The 35-run over is the most scored in one over in Test history. Jadeja marched on to his century with a cracking cut shot of Potts before Stuart Broad gave England the first moment of joy. Bumrah did his thing early in the innings with the ball too, as expected, and knocked over Alex Lees for 6, before rain stopped play. He scored 31 not out and took 35 runs, including extras, of a Stuart Broad over as India finished their innings with 416 on the board. Jadeja finished Day 1 unbeaten on 83 with Mohammed Shami for company.

While Bumrah accounted for three wickets, including Alex Lees (6), Zak Crawley (9) and Ollie Pope (10), Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami pocketed a wicket each ...

Starting the day at 338/7, India were bundled out for 415 in 84.5 overs. The Indian team is on the brink of clinching their first series win in England since 2007. India are 2-1 ahead in the series that got underway last year. Bumrah's knock was record-breaking as he surpassed the legendary Brian Lara who, back in 2003, had hammered South Africa's Robin Peterson for 28 in an over. While Siraj picked up the big wicket of Joe Root (31), Shami accounted for Jack Leach, who was dropped by Virat Kohli on 0. England trail India by 332 runs.