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Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy 2025: Team India registered their 2nd biggest defeat in test cricket while defending

ByDurgesh Tiwary

Jun 24, 2025 #1st Test, #Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy 2025, #Bazball, #Ben Duckett, #Ben Stokes, #Brydon Carse, #Eng v Ind, #Headingley, #IND vs ENG Test, #India Tour of England 2025, #Jamie Smith, #Jasprit Bumrah, #Joe Root, #Josh Tongue, #Karun Nair, #KL Rahul, #Leeds, #Ollie Pope, #Prasidh Krishna, #Rishabh Pant, #Sai Sudharsan, #Shardul Thakur, #Shubman Gill, #Siraj, #WTC 2027, #WTC 27, #Yashasvi Jaiswal, #Zak Crawley
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Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy 2025: Team India registered their 2nd biggest defeat in test cricket while defending. They lost the 1st test by 5 wickets at Headingley, Leeds.

1st Test (India Vs New Zealand)
Game Date: 20th June – 24th June 2025
Game Result: England won by 5 wickets
Man Of the Match: Ben Duckett

Now I am going to share day-to-day activity of this test match with all the details, records and milestones in my way.

Day 1
England captain Ben Stokes won the toss in the 1st Test against Team India and decided to bowl first at Headingley, Leeds. Sai Sudharsan is debuting for Team India today.

Team India scored huge 359/3 on Day 1 stumps. A genie has granted all of India’s wishes or so it would seem because after what’s transpired on Day 1 of this Test. The openers, rock-solid after being asked to bat first. The surface, docile after an initial threat. A commanding century from Jaiswal and perhaps most importantly, a composed hundred from Shubman Gill on captaincy debut. They could hardly have wished for more. The question marks lurking around have gone poof! No longer there. India’s merry was England’s misery. Stokes will be left wondering if he made the right decision to bowl first after winning the toss. Even if he did make the right call, his bowlers didn’t back him up. Miffed by the Indian batters’ defiance, their over-zealousness translated into indiscipline and the Indian batters cashed in. Stokes himself bowled his heart out, picking up the wickets of Sudharsan and Jaiswal. Carse picked up Rahul in the first session while the wickets column remained barren for the rest. Skipper Shubman Gill is batting on 127* and Yashashvi Jaiswal scored 101 runs.

IND: 359/3 on Day 1 stumps

Stats
– 300+ runs on the first day of a tour for India
399/3 vs SL Galle 2017
372/7 vs SA Bloemfontein 2001
359/3 vs Eng Headingley 2025
356/2 vs Pak Multan 2004
302/4 vs WI North Sound 2016

– Two Indian batters scoring 100s on the first day of a tour
S Tendulkar & V Sehwag vs SA Bloemfontein 2001
S Dhawan & C Pujara vs SL Galle 2017
Y Jaiswal & S Gill vs Eng Headingley 2025

– This is the most runs scored by India on the first day of a Test match in England, surpassing 338/7 in Edgbaston in 2022. The last time a visiting team scored as many on the first day in England was South Africa’s 362/4 at the Oval in 2003.

– 3000 Test runs for Rishabh Pant in 76 innings. Among wicketkeepers, only Adam Gilchrist has got to the landmark in fewer innings (63).

– Hundred in debut innings as India’s Test captain
164*Vijay Hazare vs Eng Delhi 1951
147 Shubman Gill vs Eng Headingley 2025
116 Sunil Gavaskar vs NZ Auckland 1976
115 Virat Kohli vs Aus Adelaide 2014

– Hundreds for India in maiden Test innings in England
146 M Vijay Trent Bridge 2014
133 Vijay Manjrekar Headingley 1952
131 Sourav Ganguly Lord’s 1996
129*Sandeep Patil Old Trafford 1982
101 Yashasvi Jaiswal Headingley 2025

– Shubman Gill is ninth Indian to hit a 50+ score in maiden innings as Test captain & at 25y & 285d he is the youngest of the nine to do so. 56 balls to reach 50 makes it his fastest Test fifty by balls faced.

– Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored 50+ in his maiden Test in four of the five countries he played in.
West Indies: 171
South Africa: 17 & 5
India: 80 & 15
Australia: 0 & 161
England: 101 & 4

– Highest opening partnership in 1st inngs of 1st Test of an away tour (India)
283 M Vijay – S Dhawan vs Ban Fatullah 2015
160 V Sehwag – A Chopra vs Pak Multan 2004
117 KL Rahul – M Agarwal vs SA Centurion 2021
91 Y Jaiswal – KL Rahul vs Eng Leeds 2025

– First 50+ opening stand in the first innings of a Leeds Test since Graeme Smith & Alviro Petersen put together 120 in 2012.

– Most Tests missed between two appearances for India
118 Jaydev Unadkat (2010-22)
87 Dinesh Karthik (2010-18)
83 Parthiv Patel (2008-16)
77 Karun Nair (2017-25) *
56 Abhinav Mukund (2011-17)

Day 2
Team India bowled out for huge 471 runs in their 1st innings. It did not start off like that as Gill and Pant continued their domination from yesterday. A wicketless opening hour and that saw Pant reach his seventh Test ton with a six. Things looked very bleak for England but they came storming back after the Gill wicket. India lost 7 for 41 since Gill’s wicket. Josh Tongue was impressive as he got the ball to move and finished with a four-fer while the skipper struck crucial blows to take a four-fer too. India would be disappointed at not kicking on from 430/3, but it’s perfect bowling conditions at the moment and they will expect Bumrah to make merry. Currently the Indians are doing their warm-ups as they wait for the drizzle to stop. Skipper Shubman Gill scored 147 runs and Rishabh Pant scored 134 runs. For England, Skipper Ben Stokes and Josh Tongue picked 4 wickets each.

England scored 209/3 in their 1st innings on day 2 stumps. They are trailing by 262 runs with 7 wickets in hand. There was a little rain-delay before England resumed their innings and when they did, they were up against a sizzling Jasprit Bumrah. Extracting loads of swing and seam movement with the new ball and aided by the overhead conditions, Bumrah conjured up an unplayable delivery to send Crawley back early. While Bumrah continued to create chances, India, unfortunately, didn’t hold on to them. Duckett was dropped twice early on and he’d already made 62 before Bumrah castled him during the latter’s second spell. A nervous starter, Pope didn’t invoke assurance early on but settled in nicely as the ball got older and the pitch flatter. He went on to record back-to-back Test hundreds. Bumrah came back to force a false shot off Root and he also got Brook, only to be denied by the no-balls he bowled in the last over. He simply didn’t get enough support from the rest of the bowling attack

IND: 465
ENG: 209/3 On day 2 stumps

Stats
– Crawley vs Bumrah
14 innings
233 balls
122 runs
Five dismissals
Avg 24.40

– India – 430/3 to 471 (41/7) 430 is the highest score a team was three wickets down from which they were bowled out without getting to 500. The previous instance came in Ashes 1948 at the same venue where the home team was reduced to 496 from 426/3 (70/7).

– Lowest all out totals to include three individual hundreds
471 Ind vs Eng Headingley 2025
475 SA vs Eng Centurion 2016
494 Aus vs Eng Headingley 1924
497 WI vs Ind Kolkata 2002

– This is India’s highest first innings total in an away Test since making 622/7 dec in the New Year’s Test in Sydney in 2019. The last time they made as many in the first innings in England was 664 at the Oval in 2007.

– Third instance of Pant reaching a Test century with a six and all three off English spinners (Adil Rashid, Joe Root, & Shoaib Bashir). For India, only Sachin Tendulkar has done it more often (six times), while Rohit Sharma also did it thrice.

– Three 100s by Indian batters in an inngs outside Asia
Gavaskar, Srikkanth & Mohinder vs Aus Sydney 1986
Dravid, Tendulkar & Ganguly vs Eng Headingley 2002
Sehwag, Dravid & Kaif vs WI Gros Islet 2006
Jaiswal, Gill & Pant vs Eng Headingley 2025

– Most Test centuries by designated WKs (India)
8 Rishabh Pant
6 MS Dhoni
3 Wriddhiman Saha

Day 3
England bowled out for 465 runs in their 1st innings. This is now effectively an ODI game after the first innings has ended almost equally. Bumrah again the star for India despite all the drops off his bowling, finishing with a fifer. Prasidh took a three-fer and Siraj the remaining two but both those two were disappointing. They leaked runs and that’s why England are just 6 behind. Brook who was caught off a no-ball on 0 went on to make 99 and made sure India paid for that error. Not to mention he was dropped twice. Useful contributions from Jamie Smith, Woakes and Carse and along with Brook have pushed England very close to India’s total. The conditions are cloudy and swinging and it will be tough for the Indian batters when they come out. Ollie Pope scored 99 runs and Harry Brook scored 99 runs. For Team India, skipper Jasprit Bumrah picked 5 wickets.

Team India scored 90/2 in their 2nd innings on Day 3 stumps. They have led of 96 runs with 8 wickets in hand. England started well by removing Jaiswal for just four. But Rahul and Sai Sudharsan joined hands and put on a good stand. The former has looked world-class, and his drives have been a treat to watch. He has not given England a chance and it was left to Stokes to break the stand which he did by getting the debutant caught at mid-wicket. There was always rain forecast for the day and it arrived exactly at 6:04pm which meant that play could not go on any further as the scheduled close of play is at 6pm. Stokes tried to bowl as many overs as possible by throwing the ball to Bashir, but the umpires, after a heavy burst, took the players in much to Stokes’ disappointment. India lead by 96 and would be looking at something in the region of 300 to give themselves a good chance of winning this one.

IND: 465 & 90/2 On day 3 stumps
ENG: 465

Stats
– Most five-fers for India in away Tests
12 Jasprit Bumrah (34 Tests) *
12 Kapil Dev (66)
9 Ishant Sharma (63)
8 Zaheer Khan (54)
7 Irfan Pathan (15)

– Only the second time both sides have scored 450+ in their first innings at Headingley in the last 70 years. The previous instance came in 2006 when Pakistan responded with 538 to England’s 515, before losing by 167 runs.

– Harry Brook dismissed for 99
third batter at Headingley after Salim Malik (vs Eng, 1987) & Michael Atherton (vs SA, 1994)
second batter for England vs India after Marcus Trescothick (Mohali, 2001)

Day 4
Team India bowled out for 364 runs in their 2nd innings and set the target of 371 for England to win the 1st Test. Once again a collapse from India in this innings. 7/41 in the first innings. Now 6/31 in the second. Before that though it was two fine hundreds from KL and Pant which has set England a target of 371. Two contrasting ones too – from KL and Pant. One a masterclass in respecting the good balls and punishing the bad ones. While the other, subdued for large parts and then aggressive, belligerent and attacking in the others. Together they added 195 after the early loss of Gill today and deflated England. But Pant’s wicket opened the door and when KL was dismissed, England used that to great effect to trigger a collapse. A brand new hard-ball aided them a lot, but Tongue was once again outstanding as he took a three-fer. He was supported by the others. KL Rahul scored 137 runs and Rishabh Pant scored 118 runs. For England, Brydon Carse and Josh Tongue picked 3 wickets each.

England scored 21/0 on Day 4 stumps. They need 350 runs to win on the last day with 10 wickets in hand. All four results possible as well. And factor in the rain which is forecast for tomorrow. What at one stage looked like a massive target for England was reduced to 371 and by stumps they have knocked off 21 of those without any alarms. Once again it will be up to Bumrah to lead India to a famous away win the others supporting acts. Mind you there’s turn and grip from the foot holes for the spinners and Jadeja is a threat too

IND: 471 & 364
ENG: 465 & 21/0 On day 4 stumps

Stats
– India’s top five vs bottom six in this Test
Top five: 721 runs
Bottom six: 65 runs
The difference of 656 runs bw top five and bottom six is the highest for India in a Test.

– Most outfield catches in Test cricket
210 Joe Root (154 Tests) *
210 Rahul Dravid (164)
205 Mahela Jayawardene (149)
200 Steven Smith (117)
200 Jacques Kallis (166)

– Hundreds in each innings of a Test for India
Vijay Hazare
Sunil Gavaskar (3)
Rahul Dravid (2)
Virat Kohli
Ajinkya Rahane
Rohit Sharma
Rishabh Pant
Pant is the first Indian batter to achieve the feat in England.

– Hundreds in each innings by a designated wicketkeeper
Andy Flower 142 & 199* vs SA Harare 2001
Rishabh Pant 134 & 100* vs Eng Headingley 2025

– Second instance of India registering four centuries in an away Test, the first coming against Bangladesh in Mirpur in 2007.

– 252 runs by Rishabh Pant in this Test (134 & 118) is the highest match aggregate for a designated wicketkeeper in a Test in England surpassing Alec Stewart‘s 204 (40 & 164) against South Africa at Old Trafford in 1998.

– Rishabh Pant last five innings in England
50
146
57
134
118
Pant joins Bradman, Cronje, Chanderpaul, Sangakkara, and Mitchell among visiting batters with five consecutive 50+ scores in England; the list is headed by Steven Smith with seven.

Day 5
England scored 373/5 and won the 1st test by 5 wickets. One of the best wins under the McCullum-Stokes era. And they have gone 1-0 up in this five-Test series. England just kept themselves in the game and then snatched it away from India on the final day. For the first four days, India had chances to seal the game and put it beyond England’s reach but they kept squandering those. They have been made to pay for it big-time. On an overcast morning, Stokes won a good toss and opted to bowl under what seemed friendly conditions to bowl. But India through Jaiswal, KL, Gill and Pant went on to make 471. There were three hundreds in the innings and at one stage, they were sitting pretty at 430/3, the last 7 wickets fell for just 41 – 1) First chance India gave England of getting back. England in reply were helped by Duckett’s 62, hundred from Pope and a 99 from Brook. India had England at 276/5 but the last 5 wickets managed to score 189 runs – 2) Second time India allowed England to get away. The lead was just 6 and it reduced the game to a one-innings shootout. India rode on KL’s and Pant’s contrasting tons to make 364 in the 2nd dig. They were well-placed to bat England out of the game at 287/3 and then at 333/4 but again a collapse allowed England to make hay with the 2nd new-ball and take the last 6 wickets for just 31 runs – 3) Another chance allowed by India to let England come back. Chasing 371 in the last innings was still not going to be easy but a tremendous 149 from Duckett with help from the others saw England chase it down quite easily. The last day was totally one-sided apart from a few phases as England romped home. Ben Duckett scored 149 runs and Zak Crawley scored 65 runs. For Team India, Prasidh Krishna & Shardul Thakur picked 2 wickets each.

IND: 471 & 364
ENG: 465 & 373/5

Stats
– The chase of 371
second highest by England
second highest vs India
third in excess of 350 at Headingley, most at a single venue

– Most runs scored by a team in a defeat
861 Eng vs Aus Headingley 1948
847 Pak vs Eng Rawalpindi 2022
837 NZ vs Eng Trent Bridge 2022
835 Ind vs Eng Headingley 2025
Three of the top four have come against England under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum era.

– Most individual 100s in a losing cause
5 Ind vs Eng Headingley 2025
4 Aus vs Eng Melbourne 1928/29

– 350+ runs scored in all four innings of a Test
Aus (354 & 582) vs Eng (447 & 370) Adelaide 1921
Eng (496 & 365/8) vs Aus (458 & 404/3) Headingley 1948
Ind (471 & 364) vs Eng (465 & 373/5*) Headingley 2025

– Harry Brook is the first batter to be dismissed for 99 in the first innings and bag a golden duck in the second innings.

– Highest individual scores in 4th innings chases vs India
149 Ben Duckett Headingley 2025
142*Joe Root Edgbaston 2022
134 Faf du Plessis Joburg 2013
124 Duleep Mendis kandy 1985
122*Daryll Cullinan Joburg 1997

– Root vs Bumrah in Tests
25 innings
570 balls
290 runs
10 dismissals
Avg 29.00
Only Pat Cummins (11 times) has dismissed Root more often, while Josh Hazlewood also has got the better of him ten times.

– The partnership of 188 for first wicket in 4th inngs
Highest vs India
Highest in Headingley
Second highest for England

That’s all from the 1st Test of Anderson-Tendulkar trophy 2025. We will back with all the details of 2nd test which will be played from 2nd July 2025. I hope you will like this information. For more updates visit my page on Facebook Durgesh Tiwary’s View and website Cricket Movie Website

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