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With their backs against the walls and looking all done, India made a comeback for the ages to win the fifth Test at the Oval against England. Senior batter KL Rahul reflected on the win, saying that this series ranks at the top for the team.
England lost a thrilling Test match by just six runs at the Oval against India as the five-match series ended with a 2-2 stalemate. The ball was moving miles on the fifth morning of the Test match and the game was at a knife-edge so much that the umpires were feeling the pressure as well.
India pulled off a miraculous win over England in the fifth Test at the Oval as they defeated them by six runs despite looking done and dusted on Day 4. The visitors bowled the hosts out for 369 after they were 301/3 in a win that will be etched into the annals of Indian cricket history.
England all-rounder Chris Woakes, despite a dislocated shoulder, came out to bat as the hosts required 17 runs to win the Oval Test. Woakes had suffered a left shoulder injury on Day 1 of the Oval Test and was ruled out of the rest of the Test match.
India snatched victory from the jaws of defeat as they edged past England at the Oval Test by six runs. What looked like a game gone away from India's hands on Day 4, ended in a famous victory for the Shubman Gill-led side. Several legendary players reacted to India's epic victory at the Oval.
Team India jumped to the Number three spot on the World Test Championship (WTC) points table after levelling the five-match series 2-2 against England at the Oval. India won a game of games and managed to draw one at Manchester.
India defeated England in the fifth Test by six runs to level the series 2-2. Interestingly, the visitors didn't opt for the second new ball despite being available within 22 balls after the play started. Shubman Gill revealed the same in the post-match press conference.
India registered a stunning win at the Oval over England by six runs, picking up the remaining four wickets in an hour or so. Mohammed Siraj was the hero for India with a five-wicket haul as he also won the player of the match award. With this win, India also ended a 93-year drought. Know more:
India registered a historic win against England at the Oval as they denied the logics to win the match by six runs. Coming into the final day of the match, England needed 35 runs to win, while the Indians needed to take four wickets. The visitors pulled off a miracle to script a six-run win.
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