India made a great start in the first game of the 5-Test series against England. On Thursday in Bangladesh, Antonio batted first and the England team was all out after scoring 246 runs in 64.3 overs. In reply, India has scored 119 runs losing one wicket. Yashasvi Khiladi is best on 76 and Shubman Gill is best on 14 runs. Captain Rohit Sharma was out after scoring 24 runs. India is now just 127 runs behind England.

Earlier, captain Ben Stokes had scored the highest score of 70 runs for England. Jonny Bairstow scored 37 runs and Ben Duckett scored 35 runs. Rathith and Ravichandran Ashwin took 3-3 wickets for India. Whereas, Butler and Akshar Patel took 2-2 wickets.

The successful player played the last innings of 76 runs. He added 80 runs with captain Rohit Sharma and 39 runs with Shubman Gill.

Four interesting facts from the first day of India-England Test

Adarsh’s second half century, added 80 runs with Rohit
The classic pair of captain Rohit Sharma and young Yash Goswami gave India a bright start. Both took the first wicket for the 80th partnership. Here Rohit Sharma became the victim of Jack Leach on a personal score of 24 runs. Leach dismissed him for the 5th time.

After this, Castle scored the second half century of Test batsmen. He completed fifty on 47 balls. They ended the day’s play with 76 runs remaining. Nagaland captaincy of 39 runs has been done with student Shubman Gill.

There is no glimpse of baseball in English batting.
England’s aggressive ‘baseball’ strategy from the very first ball was nowhere to be seen in the English innings. The Dum Par team has achieved immense success in recent times. Indian captain Rohit Sharma attacked the spinners in 52 overs out of 64.3 and he also reached the captain’s figures.

Stokes played an inning of 70 runs, the remaining batsmen could not play big innings.
Captain Ben Stokes played an inning of 70 runs for England. Apart from him, no batsman of the team could play a big innings. 8 wickets for spinners from India. While 2 girlfriends got it.

First day’s play session wise…

First session: Professional partnership of 55, then scored 5 runs and lost 3 wickets.
The English team made a great start to the day. During the first session in the morning, the rhythm of the visiting team’s batsmen was shown below, but as the match progressed, the pitch became favorable for the Indian spinners. Here the pair of Jack Crawley and Ben Duckett made a major partnership of 55 runs. This is experienced spinner Ravichandran Ashwin Necastario. The team scored the next 5 runs and lost two more wickets and the English team’s score became 60/3. From here Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow took charge and kept the score beyond 100. Till Anjuli the team’s score was 108/3. Root and Bairstow Mathews.

Second session: Indian spinners dominated, score-5 wickets for Ashwin
Telling the names of the Indian spinners of the second season. The pair of Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravichandran combined to take 5 wickets. In this session, the English team scored 107 runs after losing 5 wickets.
At the beginning of the session, Akshar Patel dismissed Bairstow and made a partnership between Root and Bairstow. Root and Bairstow took the fourth wicket by adding 61 runs in 105 balls. After him, Ben Fox (4), Rehan Ahmed (13) and Tom Hartley (23) were out.

Third session: England all out, India’s strong start
In the last season, the England team was all out after scoring 246 runs. Ravichandran Ashwin and Student Stars got one wicket each in the last session. In this session, 150 runs were scored and 3 wickets also fell. This Indian team scored 119 runs for one wicket. Whereas England scored 31 runs after losing the last 2 wickets.

Playing-11 of both

India: Rohit Sharma (captain), Yashasvi Khiladi, Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, Restless Student, KS Bharat (wicketkeeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Axar Patel, Mohammed Siraj and Akhtar Patel.

England: Ben Stokes (captain), Jack Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Rehan Ahmed, Ben Fox, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach and Mark Wood.