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Statistical highlights of the fourth day in the second cricket Test between India and England
Virat Kohli's tally of 248 runs (167+81) is the fourth highest by an Indian captain in a Test match - the top three being Sunil Gavaskar (289 - 107+182 not out) at Kolkata; 278 (205+73) at Mumbai - both vs West Indies in 1978-79 and Virat Kohli's 256 (115+141) vs Australia at Adelaide in 2014-15.
Umesh Yadav's first duck vs England is his fourth in Tests. He has registered his first duck in 13 innings under Virat Kohli's captaincy.
Alastair Cook has taken 171 balls to reach his fifty - his slowest half-century in Tests, eclipsing the 164-ball fifty (twice) - in the course of his 50 off 165 balls vs Australia at Trent Bridge, Nottingham in 2013 and 94 off 278 balls vs Sri Lanka at P Sara Oval, Colombo in 2012.
Cook's eighth fifty vs India is his 53rd in Tests.
Cook's batting record in Tests in India is quite impressive - his tally being 1073 (ave.59.61) in 10 Tests, including five centuries and four fifties.
Cook's tally of 14 fifties (six centuries and eight fifties) is a new record for most fifty-plus innings for England vs India in Tests, bettering the 13 (five hundreds + eight fifties) by Graham Gooch.
Cook has posted 11 fifty-plus innings (2 centuries + 9 fifties) in the fourth innings, emulating an England record, held by Mike Atherton (2 centuries + 9 fifties). Just four batsmen have recorded more fifty-plus innings in the fourth innings - West Indians, Shivnarine Chanderpaul (13) and Chris Gayle (13), South Africa's Graeme Smith (13) & India's Sunil Gavaskar (12).
Stuart Broad (4/33) has recorded his best bowling figures in a Test innings in 16 Tests in Asia, eclipsing the 4 for 36 vs Pakistan at Dubai (DSC) in February 2012.
Besides the above, Broad's only other four-wicket instance in Tests in the subcontinent is 4 for 47 vs Pakistan at Abu Dhabi in January 2012.
Ravichandran Ashwin's tally of 53 wickets (ave.22.62) in nine Tests is the second highest by a bowler in Tests this year behind the 54 (ave.17.53) in eight Tests by Rangana Herath.
Adil Rashid's excellent bowling performance is best vs India in Tests, eclipsing the 4 for 114 at Rajkot in the first Test of the current series.
Haseeb Hameed (25 off 144 balls) became the fourth opening batsman to face 100 balls or more in the fourth innings before attaining the age of 20, joining Pakistan's Zahid Fazal (18 years 53 days), Bangladesh's Nafees Iqbal (19 years 75 days) and Archie Jackson (19 years 149 days).
India vs England, 2nd Test: Statistical highlights of day 4 from Vizag | Zee News
Virat Kohli's tally of 248 runs (167+81) is the fourth highest by an Indian captain in a Test match - the top three being Sunil Gavaskar (289 - 107+182 not out) at Kolkata; 278 (205+73) at Mumbai - both vs West Indies in 1978-79 and Virat Kohli's 256 (115+141) vs Australia at Adelaide in 2014-15.
Umesh Yadav's first duck vs England is his fourth in Tests. He has registered his first duck in 13 innings under Virat Kohli's captaincy.
Alastair Cook has taken 171 balls to reach his fifty - his slowest half-century in Tests, eclipsing the 164-ball fifty (twice) - in the course of his 50 off 165 balls vs Australia at Trent Bridge, Nottingham in 2013 and 94 off 278 balls vs Sri Lanka at P Sara Oval, Colombo in 2012.
Cook's eighth fifty vs India is his 53rd in Tests.
Cook's batting record in Tests in India is quite impressive - his tally being 1073 (ave.59.61) in 10 Tests, including five centuries and four fifties.
Cook's tally of 14 fifties (six centuries and eight fifties) is a new record for most fifty-plus innings for England vs India in Tests, bettering the 13 (five hundreds + eight fifties) by Graham Gooch.
Cook has posted 11 fifty-plus innings (2 centuries + 9 fifties) in the fourth innings, emulating an England record, held by Mike Atherton (2 centuries + 9 fifties). Just four batsmen have recorded more fifty-plus innings in the fourth innings - West Indians, Shivnarine Chanderpaul (13) and Chris Gayle (13), South Africa's Graeme Smith (13) & India's Sunil Gavaskar (12).
Stuart Broad (4/33) has recorded his best bowling figures in a Test innings in 16 Tests in Asia, eclipsing the 4 for 36 vs Pakistan at Dubai (DSC) in February 2012.
Besides the above, Broad's only other four-wicket instance in Tests in the subcontinent is 4 for 47 vs Pakistan at Abu Dhabi in January 2012.
Ravichandran Ashwin's tally of 53 wickets (ave.22.62) in nine Tests is the second highest by a bowler in Tests this year behind the 54 (ave.17.53) in eight Tests by Rangana Herath.
Adil Rashid's excellent bowling performance is best vs India in Tests, eclipsing the 4 for 114 at Rajkot in the first Test of the current series.
Haseeb Hameed (25 off 144 balls) became the fourth opening batsman to face 100 balls or more in the fourth innings before attaining the age of 20, joining Pakistan's Zahid Fazal (18 years 53 days), Bangladesh's Nafees Iqbal (19 years 75 days) and Archie Jackson (19 years 149 days).
India vs England, 2nd Test: Statistical highlights of day 4 from Vizag | Zee News
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India vs England: Injured Stuart Broad set to miss Mohali Test
England pacer Stuart Broad on Sunday said he needs time to recover from his damaged tendon on the right foot, indicating that he is all set to miss the third Test against India in Mohali starting Saturday.
"It has been a pretty sore Test match, in my second over I dived for the ball and my toe sort of slipped the wrong way and I have done damage to the tendon which is a bit awkward. But if that happens in the second over you have no option but to keep playing," he said about his injury.
Despite the strain that he suffered yesterday, Broad returned impressive figures of 4/33 on the fourth and penultimate day of the second Test here.
"So physically it has been quite a tough Test match but it's all part of the job that you have to crack on a little bit. I think there are plans to move on once this Test match is finished to try and offload the tendon little bit for a few days. I am a believer that everyone reacts like different to injury and I have got to see how your body pulls off.
"You have got 17 days to Mumbai which is quite a long time, slightly less for Mohali, try get fit for the next one but definitely be fit for Mumbai," he said.
India vs England: Injured Stuart Broad set to miss Mohali Test | Zee News
England pacer Stuart Broad on Sunday said he needs time to recover from his damaged tendon on the right foot, indicating that he is all set to miss the third Test against India in Mohali starting Saturday.
"It has been a pretty sore Test match, in my second over I dived for the ball and my toe sort of slipped the wrong way and I have done damage to the tendon which is a bit awkward. But if that happens in the second over you have no option but to keep playing," he said about his injury.
Despite the strain that he suffered yesterday, Broad returned impressive figures of 4/33 on the fourth and penultimate day of the second Test here.
"So physically it has been quite a tough Test match but it's all part of the job that you have to crack on a little bit. I think there are plans to move on once this Test match is finished to try and offload the tendon little bit for a few days. I am a believer that everyone reacts like different to injury and I have got to see how your body pulls off.
"You have got 17 days to Mumbai which is quite a long time, slightly less for Mohali, try get fit for the next one but definitely be fit for Mumbai," he said.
India vs England: Injured Stuart Broad set to miss Mohali Test | Zee News
I think they should be appreciated for the amount of control the openers showed on a pitch where our batsman were finding it hard to survive.SarfaRaZ said:
Remember we had the bettee conditions to bat on then them but still their batsman are looking more assured and their bowlers more lethal, that's a worry for us if you ask me.
Don't forget the last test match where in the second innings our bowlers looked toothless and only survived after a big scare.
To me England are looking a better team then ours, as but for Kohli we would have lost the first test and possibly would be staring at defeat in this one.
I am an Indian fan but as a cricketer I appreciate good cricket and Hameed deserves huge credit for what he have achieved in the two tests, don't forget he is just 19 and the way he have handled the pressure is amazing and it shows that he have a calm head to go along with the huge potential he have shown and I for one wish him the very best for his future.
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Ind vs Eng, Visakhapatnam
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 313 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 92/3 (64.5 Ovs)
Moeen Ali* 0 (0)
Root 10 (40)
Partnership: 0(0)
Last wkt: Ben Duckett c W Saha b Ashwin 0(16)
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 313 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 92/3 (64.5 Ovs)
Moeen Ali* 0 (0)
Root 10 (40)
Partnership: 0(0)
Last wkt: Ben Duckett c W Saha b Ashwin 0(16)
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Ind vs Eng, Visakhapatnam
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 300 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 105/4 (75.2 Ovs)
Stokes* 0 (2)
Root 21 (70)
Partnership: 4(8)
Last wkt: Moeen Ali c Kohli b Jadeja 2(31)
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 300 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 105/4 (75.2 Ovs)
Stokes* 0 (2)
Root 21 (70)
Partnership: 4(8)
Last wkt: Moeen Ali c Kohli b Jadeja 2(31)
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Ind vs Eng, Visakhapatnam
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 290 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 115/5 (85.4 Ovs)
Root 25 (101)
Last wkt: Ben Stokes b Jayant Yadav 6(33)
Day 5: 1st Session - England need 290 runs
IND - 455, 204
ENG - 255, 115/5 (85.4 Ovs)
Root 25 (101)
Last wkt: Ben Stokes b Jayant Yadav 6(33)
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