Indian innings ended at 307 runs, Jurel scored a century

IND vs ENG: The Indian team is currently playing a five-match Test series with England. Team India seems to be in good form in the series. After the crushing defeat in the first match of the series, India made a brilliant comeback and took a 2-1 lead. The fourth match is being played at JSCA Stadium in Ranchi. The Indian team restricted England to 353 runs in their first innings. While batting on the second day of the test match, the Indian team lost seven wickets for 219 runs. For the Indian team, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal has played the highest innings of 73 runs so far. He scored 73 runs in 117 balls with the help of eight fours and one six. Thanks to his innings the team could cross the mark of 219 runs.

There itself Dhruv Jurel He stood like the last hope for India as he is providing momentum to the host team. He completed his first test half-century. The Indian innings ended with Jurel’s dismissal. England bowled out India for 307 runs and took a lead of 46 runs. Starting the third day at 219/7, India put up a brilliant fight but ultimately succumbed to England’s aggressive bowling attack. For India, Dhruv Jurel scored 90 runs while Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 73 runs. Apart from him, Shubman Gill also scored 38 runs. For England, Bashir took five wickets while Tom Hartley took three wickets.

IND vs ENG: Jurel missed a century

Dhruv Jurel stood like the last hope for India. Jurel took charge of the Indian team on the basis of his brilliant batting. When the Indian team was struggling to score runs and the England team was moving towards taking a big lead, Dhruv Jurel showed his strength. Facing 96 balls, he scored a half century with the help of three fours and a six on the third day of the Ranchi Test. But he missed his century. Jurel scored 90 runs in 149 balls with the help of six fours and four sixes but he missed his century.

IND vs ENG: Shoaib Bashir opened his claws

It was a good day for young Shoaib Bashir while bowling for England, Bashir took his first five wickets while playing in Ranchi. Akash Deep became his latest victim and was out after scoring nine runs. Bashir hit Akash directly on the pad and appealed for out. The on-field umpire signaled LBW out without wasting any time. The ninth wicket of the Indian team fell in the form of Akash Deep and with this Bashir opened his claws.

IND vs ENG: Dhruv Jurel scored a half-century

When the Indian team was struggling to score runs and the England team was moving towards taking a big lead, Dhruv Jurel showed his strength. Facing 96 balls, he scored a half century with the help of three fours and a six on the third day of the Ranchi Test. During this time, he along with Kuldeep Yadav made a valuable partnership of 76 runs and took the score beyond 250 runs.

IND vs ENG: First blow in the form of Rohit Sharma

India got its first blow in the form of captain Rohit Sharma in the third over of the innings. Rohit was caught by the wicketkeeper on the personal score of two runs off the ball of James Anderson. At that time the team’s score was only 4 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal remained steadfast from one end. This young opening batsman saw the opportunity and scored boundaries. Shubhman Gill supported him for a long time. There was a partnership of 82 runs between the two for the third wicket.

IND vs ENG: Shubman Gill failed once again

The pair of Gill and Jaiswal broke when Shoaib Bashir dismissed Gill LBW. Although Gill used review but he was declared out. After this no batsman could stay on the crease. Rajat Patidar once again proved to be a flop, he was out after scoring 17 runs on the ball of Shoaib Bashir. After that Ravindra Jadeja was sent to bat. Jadeja hit two sixes as soon as he came, but he was caught by Tom Hartley at the hands of Joe Root.

IND vs ENG: Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 73 runs

After Ravindra Jadeja, Sarfaraz Khan came to bat at the crease. A partnership began to blossom between him and Jaiswal. But Jaiswal was bowled by a brilliant ball from Shoaib Baseer. At that time he was playing after scoring 73 runs. Now the entire responsibility was on the shoulders of Sarfaraz. But today even Sarfaraz could not show any magic and gave an easy catch to Root on the ball of Tom Hartley. India lost seven wickets till after tea.