England won the first match of the 5-match Test series against India by 28 runs. With this victory, the English team has taken a 1-0 lead in the series.

The Indian team, which was scoring 231 runs on Sunday in Hyderabad, was all out for 202 runs in the second innings. England had scored 420 runs in the second innings. Earlier, India had scored 436 runs and England had scored 246 runs in the first innings.

The four-day match started with India batting first. On the very first day when Rohit Sharma was at the crease in South Africa, a fan entered the field and caught hold of the captain’s feet.

Player of the Match Ollie Pope, bowled in a reverse scoop, missed a double century and was run out in the final innings.

1. Fan immersed in the field, touched Rohit Sharma’s feet
On Thursday, an Indian fan entered the security cordon of the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. He reached Indian captain Rohit Sharma while floating. The fan touched Rohit Sharma’s feet. Later the security personnel took the fan out of the field.

Rohit Sharma scored 24 runs in the first innings and 39 runs in the second innings.

2. Wooden ball hit on God’s head
India started the third day with 421/7. Bajigri landed on a personal score of 81 and Akshar Patel 35. The third ball of the 115th over of the Indian innings was appealed for rest.

Mark Wood bowled a bouncer from Secretariat at 142 km/h, which took the gas. Although the student was not injured, the physio’s tests were beneficial in the game. Physio test is necessary after the bouncer.

Mark Wood made bouncerstles at a speed of 142, which looked like a friend of the bust.

3. Pope got bowled while making a reverse scoop
Ollie Pope, who scored the most runs in the match for England, was bowled in a reverse scoop. On the fourth day, the best players entered the 103rd overall. The player bowled the first ball of the over slowly. Pope Judge did not find it and mistimed the reverse scoop on the ball on full length.

The ball did not hit his form and went straight to the off-office. Pope was bowled in the second innings. With this, England’s second innings also ended.

Ollie Pope scored 196 runs in 278 balls in the second innings. 21 people were involved in this.

4. India lost 2 wickets in one over
In the second innings on the fourth day, India lost 2 wickets in a single over. England spinner Tom Hartley came in the 12th over. Hartley first took the wicket of Yash Goswami on the fourth ball of the over. Length on the ball, he played a shot on the side, the ball took an edge on his bat and Ollie Pope took his catch.

The successful team was out after scoring 15 runs in the second innings.

The second wicket of Shubman Gill came in the same over. The sixth ball, Hartley faked a flighted flyer, which hit Gill’s pitch and went to sealy mid-off in front of the pitch, where Ollie Pope took the catch. Gil sans account supermarket supermarket.

Gill could not open the account in the second innings. He had scored 23 runs in the first innings. Hartley took his wicket in both innings.

5. Rahul gave life to Ollie Pope
On the fourth day, KL Rahul dropped Pope’s catch on the third ball of the 95th over. Siraj dismissed the cross seamer bounced Fassie on the ball of the third over.

Pope cut on the ball and oriented the ball video. The ball came to KL Rahul who was fielding there, he bent down and moved forward with both hands, but could not catch it.

Rahul gave life to Pope with his personal score of 186 runs.

6. Andy Brown painted Resident Stadium
British artist Andy Brown was also present at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. He painted the stadium on the first match and the second day.

This photo of Andy Brown is from the first day of the match.

7. Ukrainian Supermarket Celebrates Sourdough
India’s volatile stockings performed their iconic sword celebration after other material in the match. Restless Risath played a cover shot on the third ball of the 83rd over and completed the three-run racing 50 mark.

Restaurant Universe completed its 20th status in Test cricket.

8. Gates run out on direct throw from Startup
On the fourth day, Restless was run out on the first ball of the 39th over of India’s innings. The first ball of the over was bowled full by Root. Joint drives it in front of mid-on and runs away.

Fielding, Stokes charged, the ball was collected and then thrown straight at Azaloz’s studios. The bucket is super fast, but still he could not reach the crease at the time of the throw. With this wicket, England’s position became even stronger in the match.

In the third innings, he was run out after scoring 2 runs in 20 balls.