ENG vs IND 4th Test: The fourth match of the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Test series between England and India has started today on 23 July at Old Trafford, Manchester. After winning the toss in the match, the host team England invited India to bat first.
On the other hand, the Indian team was all out for 358 runs on the second day of the game. Also, at the end of the second day, England has scored a total of 225 runs for the loss of 2 wickets in the first innings. Ollie Pope 20* and Joe Root 11* are currently at the crease. England is still 133 runs behind India on the basis of the first innings.
England vs India fourth Test match, second day’s game status
If we tell you in detail about the second day’s game, then Team India started playing ahead from 264/4 today. Ravindra Jadeja, who remained unbeaten on the first day, could add only 1 more run and was caught out on a personal score of 20 runs.
Also, Shardul Thakur played a valuable innings of 41 runs. Apart from this, Washington Sundar contributed 27 runs. After this, India’s first innings was reduced to a total of 358 runs after batting for 114.1 overs.
Talking about the bowling of the host England, captain Ben Stokes bowled brilliantly and took 5 wickets. Apart from this, Jofra Archer got 3 and Chris Woakes and Liam Dawson got 1-1 wickets.
After this, England has scored a total of 225 runs for the loss of 2 wickets after batting 46 overs in the first innings till the end of the second day’s play. Ollie Pope is currently at the crease with 20 * and Joe Root with 11 * runs. While Jack Crowley (84) and Ben Duckett (94) have been dismissed after scoring runs. Both made a strong partnership of 166 runs for the first wicket.
On the other hand, for India, Anshul Kamboj and Ravindra Jadeja have taken one wicket each so far.
FAQ
How many runs did India score in their first innings?
India scored 358 runs in their first innings of the 4th Test match.
Who were the top performers for India in the first innings?
Key contributions came from the middle and lower-order batters, though specific names depend on the full match scorecard.
How did England respond to India’s total?
England made a strong comeback with solid batting, reducing the deficit and staying competitive in the match.
What was the situation at the end of Day 2?
By the end of the second day, England had put up a steady score, showing intent to match or surpass India’s total, keeping the game balanced.
Were there any standout performances from England?
Yes, a few English batsmen delivered important innings to stabilize their start. The bowlers also played a key role in restricting India under 400.
