Wicket Washington Sundar, Assist Ravindra Jadeja: How India Outfoxed Ben Stokes

In the second test, it was a complete team effort from India and they were at the top of the historical victory for lunch 5. India. Before the break, India’s awareness of the game was rendered when the captain of England Ben Stokes depicted Friday.

Birmingham Test, Update 5. Day

Washington Sundar claimed a key goal in the finals during the first meeting and violated the 70-running partnership between the English captain and the first exchange Centurin Jamie Smith. Help came from Ravindra Jadeja. No, it wasn’t football – but Jadeja and Sundar joined great to secure a breakthrough.

When Jadeja was less than five minutes, he started his sixth day. While he did not take the goal, he ensured that India had enough time to mix before lunch.

With just two minutes of the remaining hours, Jadeja had three vans at the end. He rushed through them – just like often – despite Smith, who took the time between the balls. Wicketkeeper-BATER RISHABH PANT reminded Jadeji to finish it quickly so India could squeeze another before the break.

According to the laws of the game, the new Over may begin if there is more than a minute in the session.

India managed to slip in one extra. It was Washington Sundar Bowling just his second shift. He came around the goal and shot a ball in his arm, which hit Ben Stokes on the pads. It looked like the naked eye and the judge Sharfuddou raised his finger.

Stokes checked this decision, but the ball tracking system confirmed that it came across the stump.

Stokes was gutted when his vigil ended. Meanwhile, India was a jubilee when she caught another goal at the dying moments of the meeting.

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India has picked up three goals on day 5. Akash Deep continued his impressive performance and sent back Ollie Pope and Harry Brook. On the last daily playground he took great use of cracks and cut the ball sharply into the right hands.

Earlier in the match, SHUBMAN GILL’S WONDER CONTACT IN Both Both Banks He helped India to set England daunting target 608. India brought collective performance in the absence of Jasprit Bumhrah. Mohammed Siraj claimed six goals in the first shifts, while Akash Deep met with four.

Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja and Kl Rahul hit the 1950s to help the Indian mixed return in Birmingham after their harsh defeat in Leeds.

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Published:

Akshay Ramesh

Published on:

6 July 2025

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