It was not as unlikely to withdraw Miracle England six years ago. But again, they convened the spirit of sacred land to scripulate a remarkable 22-run victory and release the spirit of India in the third test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Monday morning blues arrived early in India when their bats disintegrated under pressure, while England appeared heat – with ball and Burm – transformed a large old place into a hostile boiler for visitors, first on Sunday evening and then again on Monday morning.
Ravindra Jadeja with a hard fight – and sometimes questionable – fifty delayed inevitable. He sewed a defiant partnership with Jasprit Bumhrah and Mohammed Sraji, but the lower order gravel could not cancel the damage caused by the ruthless order of the Supreme Order.
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It was a gloomy effort from two of the best versatile games. While Jadeja showed the greatest virtue in sport – indeed in his life – he never gave up, he detonated 181 supplies with unwavering determination, Ben Stokes, an English unwavering leader, bowed like a man. He emptied the tank in the magic that was the whole heart, all the fire and all the purpose.
Neither of them deserved to end up on the losing side. But as always, sport does not offer any guarantees. It can be cruel – brutally.
India eventually did not reach only 22 runs, leaving Rue what could be – if only the tail contributed in the first shifts, if they did not only admit 63 accessories, if only the highest order in the second excavation showed more peace.
Ends with a breaking heart
It ended with the heart of the heart. With a deficiency of 22, Mohammed Siraj – who has shown a remarkable gravel for 30 supplies – suffered the most unpleasant release: the defensive shot Shuaib Bashir returned to his stumps. The ball barely kissed the wood, but enough to fight.
While the tension expanded during the match, drama 5. Siraj, down on his knees and tears, was comforted by the English players he had planted. And in the finals, Ben Stokes and Ravindra Jadeja – warriors on both sides – were warmly accepted at the end.
He eventually won the test cricket.
At one point it seemed that the last day did not exceed lunch. Jadeja, however, ensured that it passed around the tea and provided the longest format romantics with an unforgettable day – at the age of basball and tireless Churn T20 it was a mixing ode to test the permanent drama Cricket.
England promised to complete it in the first hour. India promised a positive cricket. But only one side really went through a lecture.
On their credit, India pulled the competition deep into the second meeting. The Nitish Reddy fell in a stroke lunch, ended the courageous 30-run stand and left India at 112 for 8. Jadeja and Bumrah delayed inevitable and added 35 runs over 132 supplies. The Bumrah, who walked on his back of four consecutive ducks, showed an immense character with a bat – occupying a fold for 54 balls to score only five. But India could not break handcuffs, esteemed by early ruins caused by the highest order.
Jadeja held a firm, cleverly rotating strike and breed him where he could. There was a murmur to see if it should look like a gear and force a problem. But until then the game has slipped. India was not canceled by the tail – they were gutted at the top.
Fire, fight and heart break
India was consumed by the fire itself, which they lit. On the 4th day, SHUBMAN GILL focused on English opening on a time that near the stump near the stump, even seemed to say one of them to “grow some b ** ls”. Jab illuminated the fuse. He fired an English camp and nothing more than Ben Stokes. The captain of England responded in the only way he knew – with fire and furious. He bent his back and gave him all the ball and at the same time ensured that the sledding choir had never looked like.
It was a convincing series between two parties in the transition that exchanged wounds in each test. England hit the first in Leeds. India strongly intervened in Birmingham. And just when it seemed that the SHUBMAN GILLA party confiscated the momentum of the excellent bowling effort of the second shift on Lord’s, Stokes, and his men dug deep to protect the strength of gravel, guts and fault. The trail of the playground was not demonic, even on the 5th day, but the English pitch caused the 192 to feel like Mount Everest. India composed for XXX.
This one will stab. Gill’s youthful party was on a horse with confidence after Birmingham, a bruise control – that there was no room for shutdown in the test cricket. Neither for one session. England added 116 runs for its last three goals; India, on the contrary, only 11 in the first shifts. Despite the bowling of England, the total number under the second excavation item is India on Sunday evening, dropping into the game on Sunday evening to 58 to 4. Before the ninth goal fell, India still needed 46.
Monday morning blues
India, who needed another 135 to win with six goals in her hand, had to burn the first hour for the first hour to stay in the competition. But the English pace of the attack – led by the poisonous archer Jofra and the tireless stokes – ruptured through them ruthless effectiveness. Laps from Sunday evening – with Jaiswal, Gill and Karun Nair, which everyone falls on soft release – proved to be expensive. On day 5, every run had to be lasted, every moment he lived on the edge of the knife as England tightened the loop.
It was a convincing test cricket – raw, chaotic and absolutely brisk. After India slipped to 82 to 7 in prison 193, every run met with desperate health of their fans. Jadeja and Nitish Reddy resisted bravely, faced not only first-class bowling on the deteriorating playground, but also torrent sledges-including Wrestlemania nitctors, which even left seasoned observers stunned for a moment. The energy in the stands reflected the furiousness on the playground. The frantic of each Pacerova drew a roar, each of which was delivered by Crescendo drama.
The collapse brought an inevitable comparison with Bridgetown 1997 when India could not chase 120. Recently it was reflected in Mumbai 2024 as they lagged and chased 147 against New Zealand. For a party that pursued 329 in Gabba, it was a humiliating defeat.
Jofra Archer might not have ended with a return five for his return, but his impact was huge. The recurring van, which uprooted off-pant Rishabh Pant, followed by a stunning diving return, released by Washington Sundar, sent a chills in an Indian camp. Meanwhile, Stokes bowed one of the longest uninterrupted charms of his career – 9.3 Overs on the Bounce – ensured that India would feel pressing with every ball.
It must have felt that the walls were closing. And finally yes.
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Published:
Akshay Ramesh
Published on:
14 July 2025
