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1. Ben Stokes’ first golden duck England captain Ben Stokes became Behind Cott on the very first ball. Mohammad Siraj threw him a bouncer and caught him by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant. In the 113 Test career, Stokes was dismissed on Zero for the 16th time, but for the first time a bowler sent him to the pavilion on the first ball.

Rahul Dravid’s name is the record of playing the most innings without Golden Duck in Test cricket. Which were Golden Duck 286 innings later.

2. Jamie Smith scored a century on 80 balls England wicketkeeper Batter Jamie Smith scored a century off just 80 balls. This was the fourth fastest Test century from England. Fastest Century’s record is named after Gilbert Jessap, who scored 76 balls against Australia in 1902.

3. Brook scored the fastest 2500 runs Harry Brook also scored a century from England, he scored an innings of 158 runs. His 2500 Test runs were also completed with this inning. He completed so many runs in the lowest balls. Brook played just 2832 balls to score 2500 Test runs.

4. English wicketkeeper’s biggest score Jamie Smith was not out after scoring 184 runs. This is the biggest score of any England wicketkeeper Batter in Tests. He broke the 28 -year -old record of Elis Stewart, who scored 173 runs against New Zealand in 1997.

5. The biggest partnership for the sixth wicket against India Jamie Smith and Harry Brook partnered 303 runs for the sixth wicket. This was the third largest partnership for any wicket against India from England. This was the biggest partnership for the sixth wicket against India from England. Brook-Smith broke the record of Johnny Bairstow and Chris Woakes. Both added 189 runs at Lord’s Stadium in 2018.

6. Partnership of 300+ runs against India after 11 years After 11 years in the Test against India, there was a partnership of more than 300 runs for any wicket. In 2014, New Zealand’s Brendon McCullum and BJ Watting last added 352 runs for the sixth wicket. For the 12th time in the Test against India, there was a partnership of more than 300 runs.

7. Captain Gill’s name unwanted record Shubman Gill became the 7th captain of India, against whom players from a team partnered 300 plus runs. Apart from him, 300 plus runs were partnered against India 1-1 times under the captaincy of Sunil Gavaskar, Mohammad Azharuddin, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid. MS Dhoni was the only captain, against whom 300 plus parts were partnership.

8. England could not open 6 batter accounts England scored 407 runs with the help of Harry Brook’s 158 and Jamie Smith’s 184 runs. Apart from these 2, Jack Croly, Joe Root and Chris Woakes could open an account in the innings. The remaining 6 batters could not score even 1 run. Could not open 6 batter accounts for the first time in England’s innings. Earlier, he could not open a 5-5 batter account 4 times.

9. Number-7 batter’s best score against India Jamie Smith, who came down to batting at number-7 from England, played a knotout of 184 runs. This is the biggest score against India, batting number-7 or below. Smith broke the record of Ian Smith of New Zealand, who scored 173 runs in 1990.

10. Indians who scored the fastest 2000 Test runs Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 28 runs in the second innings after scoring 87 runs in the first innings. With this, his 2 thousand Test runs were also completed. For this, he took just 40 innings. He became the fastest batter in India to complete 2 thousand Test runs. He equaled Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag. Both also completed 2 thousand Test runs in 40-40 innings.

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1. Siraj took 2 wickets in a row On the third day, Mohammad Siraj of India took 2 wickets off 2 consecutive balls in his first over. He bowled the third ball of the 22nd over Joe Root towards the leg stump and caught him by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant. Siraj threw the next ball bouncer and also caught Ben Stokes at the hands of Pant. On the second day of the match, Akashdeep also took 2 wickets in a row.

Mohammad Siraj sent Joe Root and Ben Stokes to the pavilion in 1 over.

2. Famous threw 23 runs over The famous Krishna spent 23 runs in a single over against Jamie Smith. Smith hit 4 fours and 1 six against him. The famous also threw 1 wide in this over. He spent 72 runs from an economy of 5.50 in his 13 -over spell. Could not even take any famous wicket.

Jamie Smith hit 4 fours and 1 six in the famous Krishna over.

3. Shubman left a catch, a ball on his head During the 37th over in England’s batting, Shubman Gill gave up an easy catch and the ball started going to his head. Ravindra Jadeja threw the second ball of the over on the good length. Harry Brook went to drive, but the ball went to Gill in the first slip. Shubman’s hands reached the ball late, by then the ball started going on his head. Brook had only 63 runs at the time of life, he scored 158 runs.

After hitting the ball on the head, the team checked Shubman Gill.

4. Pant left Smith’s catch In the 54th over, Rishabh Pant left the catch of Jamie Smith. The first ball of the over Nitish Kumar Reddy threw full length outside the off stump. Smith went to drive, but the ball went towards the wicketkeeper from the outer edge of the bat. Pant dives, but the ball was missed by his hand. Smith was on 121 runs at the time of life, he scored 184 runs.

Rishabh Pant left the catch of Jamie Smith.

5. Siraj gets wicket due to review Mohammad Siraj lbw Bridan Cars off the fifth ball of the 88th over. Siraj threw Inswinger on the good length. The ball hit the car’s pads, Siraj appealed, but the umpire did not give out. India took a review, appeared in the replays that the ball stumps are feeling. The umpire changed his decision and Siraj got a wicket.

Mohammad Siraj took 6 wickets.

6. Siraj’s bouncer on Bashir’s helmet Mohammad Siraj’s bouncer Shoaib Bashir’s helmet in the 90th over. Siraj threw the second ball bouncer of the over, Bashir went to the bat, but the ball hit his helmet directly. On the next ball, Siraj bowled Bashir.

Shoaib Bashir was dismissed on the next ball after the bouncer was installed.

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