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Rishabh Pant creates history with twin centuries and KL Rahul adds another as India set England a daunting target of 371 in a thrilling first Test at Headingley.
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A historic first for Indian cricket as five batsmen score centuries in a single Test match against England, signaling a new era of batting dominance in this classic rivalry.
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A dramatic batting collapse, followed by dropped catches and a crucial no-ball wicket, left India ruing a missed opportunity as England fought back strongly to end Day 2 on 209/3.
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Ollie Pope's unbeaten 100 led England to 209/3 at stumps on Day 2, trailing India by 262 runs. Jasprit Bumrah was the standout bowler for India, taking all three wickets to fall.
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Day 2 at Headingley was defined by the duel between Jasprit Bumrah, who took all three England wickets, and Ollie Pope, who stood firm with a brilliant unbeaten century.
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Captain Shubman Gill and opener Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed brilliant centuries to lead India to a commanding 359/3 at stumps on Day 1 of the first Test, putting England's bowlers to the sword at Headingley.
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Shubman Gill announced his arrival as India's new Test captain with a magnificent, unbeaten 127 on Day 1 at Headingley, an innings of class and authority that heralded a new era for Indian cricket.
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It was a historic day at Headingley as Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, and Rishabh Pant shattered multiple records, including highest Indian opening stand at the venue and most runs by an Indian keeper in SENA countries.
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England's decision to bowl first backfired spectacularly as a toothless bowling attack was punished by Indian batsmen, leaving Ben Stokes's side in a deep hole after a demoralizing first day at Headingley.
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With Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant set at the crease and a deep batting lineup to follow, India are poised to build a mammoth first-innings total on Day 2, leaving a weary England with a monumental task ahead.
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India's white-ball strategy for the upcoming Bangladesh and Australia tours will blend experienced players with promising young talents to build squad depth for future ICC tournaments.
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India's cricket team faces a challenging second half of 2025 with key tours to England and Australia, coupled with home series against West Indies and South Africa, focusing on Test Championship progression and white-ball supremacy.
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