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IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024: Team India registered their biggest test win against England in the 3rd Test

ByDurgesh Tiwary

Feb 18, 2024 #Bazball, #Ben Duckett, #Ben Stokes, #Dhruv Jurel, #England, #England Tour of India, #England Tour Of India 2024, #IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024, #Ind v Eng, #IND vs ENG Test, #Indian Cricket Team, #James Anderson, #Jasprit Bumrah, #Kuldeep Yadav, #Mark Wood, #Mohammed Siraj, #Ravichandran Ashwin, #Ravindra Jadeja, #Rohit Sharma, #Sarfaraz Khan, #Shubman Gill, #Team India, #Yashasvi Jaiswal
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IDFC First Bank Test Series 2024: Team India registered their biggest test win against England in the 3rd Test. They won the game by 434 runs and lead the series 2-1 with 2 more test to go at Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot.

3rd Test
Game Date: 15th February – 19th February 2024
Game Result: Team India won by 434 runs
Man Of the Match: Ravindra Jadeja

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
Team India captain Rohit Sharma again won the toss against England and decided to bat first at Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot. Sarfaraz Khan & Dhruv Jurel is debuting while Mohammed Siraj & Ravindra Jadeja is also playing this game.

Team India scored 326/5 runs on day 1 stumps in their 1st innings after batting first. India’s day as they have battled back superbly from 33/3. The revival came from Rohit Sharma and Jadeja who strung together 204 for the fourth wicket. Granted the wicket flattened out and conditions were easy for batting but both batters deserve all the credit for rescuing their side. Earlier on, India were in big trouble inside the first hour as Jaiswal, Gill and Patidar all fell. India sent Jadeja at 5 and it paid off handsomely. Rohit who got starts in the first two Tests got the hundred he was threatening. But he took on the short ball and found mid-wicket to give England another opening. Debutant Sarfaraz walked in and played so well, belying the fact that he was on debut. He reached 50 off 48 balls but his over-eagerness to get Jadeja to an 100 cost him as he was run out. England have just taken the new-ball and after a nice night’s sleep they will come back hard tomorrow. The other centurion of the day – Jadeja, the hometown hero, as usual got runs at a place he knows so well. He will be key for India tomorrow as they look to get to 450-500. Captain Rohit Sharma scored 131 runs and Ravindra Jadeja scored 110* runs. For England, Mark Wood picked 3 wickets.

IND: 326/5 on day 1 stumps

Stats
– Ben Stokes is three wickets away from joining Gary Sobers and Jacques Kallis to complete a double of 6000 runs and 200 wickets in the format.

– R Ashwin is 1 wicket away from becoming only the 2nd Indian player to take 500 in this format.

– If he were to get the cap, only five other India batters will have had a higher first class average on debut than Sarfaraz Khan‘s 69.85

– Ben Stokes becomes the 76th cricketer to feature in 100 Tests, 16th for England.
Players with 100 or more Test caps (by country)
16 – England
15 – Australia
13 – India
9 – West Indies
8 – South Africa
6 – Sri Lanka
5 – Pakistan
4 – New Zealand

– Highest batting average in FC cricket at the time of India Test debut
88.37 – Vinod Kambli (27 matches)
81.23 – Praveen Amre (23)
80.21 – Yashasvi Jaiswal (15)
71.28 – Rusi Modi (38)
70.18 – Sachin Tendulkar (9)
69.85 – Sarfaraz Khan (45)
68.78 – Shubman Gill (23)

– Most sixes for India in Tests
90 – Virender Sehwag
79* – Rohit Sharma
78 – MS Dhoni
69 – Sachin Tendulkar
61 – Kapil Dev
(Sehwag hit 91 sixes in Tests, including one for ICC XI)

– Most Test hundreds as an opener for India vs England
4 – Sunil Gavaskar
3 – Vijay Merchant
3 – Murali Vijay
3 – KL Rahul
3 – Rohit Sharma

– This is Rohit Sharma‘s eighth Test hundred since the start of 2019. No other India batter has got more than four in this period.

– Most sixes as captain in international cricket
233 – Eoin Morgan
212* – Rohit Sharma
211 – MS Dhoni
171 – Ricky Ponting
170 – Brendon McCullum

– Highest partnerships for 4th wicket for IND vs ENG
249 – Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly, Headingley, 2002
222 – Vijay Manjrekar & Vijay Hazare, Headingley, 1952
204 – Rohit Sharma & Ravindra Jadeja, Rajkot, 2024
190 – Mohammad Azharuddin & Mohinder Amarnath, Chennai, 1985
189 – Mohammad Azharuddin & Sanjay Manjrekar, Old Trafford, 1990

– Sarfaraz Khan in FC cricket since 2020
Matches: 34
Inns: 49
Runs: 3377
Avg: 84.42
50/100: 9/13 (Eight 150-plus scores)
HS: 301*

Day 2
Team India bowled out for 445 runs in their 1st innings. Good first innings total from India. Centuries from Rohit and Jadeja and handy contributions from Sarfaraz, Jurel, Ashwin and Bumrah has taken the score to 445. The highlight of the innings was the stand between Rohit and Jadeja which was 204. The pitch has something in it when the ball is hard and new, otherwise it’s a batting beauty. England toiled hard and Mark Wood was outstanding as he ran in and gave it his all under the hot conditions. The others chipped in too. England will be looking to make a strong reply with the bat and conditions here will allow for them to go full Bazball. Captain Rohit Sharma scored 131 runs and Ravindra Jadeja scored 112 runs. For England, Mark Wood picked 4 wickets.

England scored 207/2 in just 35 overs. They are still traling by 238 runs with 8 wickets in hand. Rohit pats Duckett as the players walk off. What a reply this is from England. Everyone expected them to go full bazball here on a flat wicket but still scoring at nearly 6rpo is something incredible. India looked rattled for most parts as Duckett played all the shots he had in his arsenal. The sweep, reverse-sweep, the switch-hit, the paddle and what not. All this forced Rohit to opt for the Stokes strategy of employing the short-ball tactic and that worked when Siraj got Pope LBW. Amidst all this hype of bazball, Ashwin got his 500th wicket – a massive achievement in its own way. Earlier India after losing two quick wickets in the day resisted through Ashwin, Jurel and Bumrah to take the score to 445. This pitch still is a belter for batting and it’s not doing anything extravagant. Whether it deteriorates enough remains to be seen. For now England will come hard again and expect the onslaught to continue. Ben Duckett scored 133* runs and Ollie Pope scored 39 runs. For Team India, Ashwin & Siraj picked 1 wicket each.

IND: 445
ENG: 207/2 on Day 2 stumps

Stats
– India players with a double of 3,000 runs and 200 wickets in Tests
Kapil Dev (5248 runs, 434 wickets)
Ravichandran Ashwin (3271 runs, 499 wickets)
Ravindra Jadeja (3003 runs, 280 wickets)

– Ravindra Jadeja at SCA, Rajkot in FC cricket
Matches: 12
Innings: 17
Runs: 1564
Avg: 142.18
50s/100s: 4/6
HS: 331
(*including ongoing innings)

– Rehan Ahmed is the 25th player of whom James Anderson has taken a catch off (excluding caught & bowled dismissals). Rehan is the youngest of the 25 (born Aug 13, 2004) while the oldest is Ashley Giles (born Mar 19, 1973).

– Highest score in maiden Test innings as wicketkeeper (India)
101 KL Rahul vs SA Centurion 2023
59 Dilawar Hussain vs Eng Kolkata 1934
46 Dhruv Jurel vs Eng Rajkot 2024
44 Nayan Mongia vs SL Lucknow 1994

– Dhruv Jurel is the second Indian batter to hit three sixes in an innings in his debut Test after Hardik Pandya (vs SL Galle 2017).

– India losing a home Test after scoring 350+ batting first
424 vs Aus Bengaluru 1998 (Lost by 8 wickets)

– Highest Test scores for Bumrah
34*vs Eng Lord’s 2021
31*vs Eng Edgbaston 2022
28 vs Eng Trent Bridge 2021
26 vs Eng Rajkot 2024
24 vs Eng The Oval 2021
– All five scores coming against England.

– Fewest Tests to 500 Test wickets
87 M Muralitharan
98 R Ashwin
105 A Kumble
108 S Warne
110 G McGrath

– Fewest balls to 500 Test wickets
25528 G McGrath
25714 R Ashwin *
28150 J Anderson
28430 S Broad
28833 C Walsh

– Most runs between tea and close by an England batter
121 Matt Prior vs WI Lord’s 2007
118 Wally Hammond vs Ind Old Trafford 1936
114 Ben Duckett vs Ind Rajkot 2024 *

– Most runs scored in a session in India
133 V Sehwag vs SL Mumbai BS 2009
114 B Duckett vs Ind Rajkot 2024 *
109 MS Dhoni vs Aus Chennai 2013
108 Karun Nair vs Eng Chennai 2016
108 V Sehwag vs SA Chennai 2008
Duckett is the first visiting batter to score 100+ runs in a session in India

– Fastest Test 100s vs India in India (balls faced)
84 A Gilchrist Mumbai WS 2001
85 C Lloyd Bengaluru 1974
88 B Duckett Rajkot 2024 *
99 Ross Taylor Bengaluru 2012

– Fastest Test 100s for England away from home (balls faced)
80 H Brook v Pak Rawalpindi 2022
86 Z Crawley v Pak Rawalpindi 2022
88 K Pietersen v WI Port of Spain 2009
88 B Duckett Rajkot 2024 *
90 O Pope v Pak Rawalpindi 202

– Ben Duckett 88 ball century is the fastest Test century for England against India surpassing Graham Gooch’s 95-ball 100 at Lord’s in 1990.

Day 3
England bowled out for 319 runs in their 1st innings. Simply outstanding from India today and the circumstances of this performance makes it even more impressive. They were down and out last evening after taking a sound battering from England’s openers and were staring at a long day in the field. That didn’t come to pass though because India, despite being handicapped by the withdrawal of Ashwin, turned up today with an inspired bowling effort. Kuldeep Yadav, who bore the brunt of the onslaught, was a completely different bowler today to the one he was yesterday. Bumrah started it off with the wicket of Joe Root and that triggered a rather spectacular collapse. Stokes, with an 89-ball 41, was the only one to show any real resistance as England have been sent packing for just 319 after being 224/2 at one stage earlier today. India will come out to bat with a 126-run lead when at one stage it looked like they’d even struggle to get one. For England, Ben Duckett scored 153 runs and skipper Ben Stokes scored 41 runs. For Team India, Mohammed Siraj picked 4 wickets.

Team India scored 196/2 on Day 3 stumps. They have now lead of 322 runs with 8 wickets in hand. With such a big lead, India started slowly, and Jaiswal was very sedate to start. But once he got a few boundaries away off an Anderson over, he switched gears and rammed home another hundred. His second fifty came at rapid pace and deflated England. But Jaiswal had to go off due to back spasms and Patidar fell for a duck. Shubman Gill at the other end took his time, played at his own pace and is looking good for another ton. India is in a great state at this stage and how many do they need before they declare? Still the pitch is playing very well, and England will be still gung-ho about chasing anything.

IND: 445 & 196/2 on Day 3 stumps
ENG: 319

Stats
– Joe Root vs Bumrah in Tests
21 innings
254 runs
9 dismissals
Avg 28.22

– Most ducks vs India in Tests
8 Jonny Bairstow
7 Danish Kaneria/N Lyon
6 S Warne/ M Dillon/ J Anderson

– Fastest 150s vs India in India since 2000 (by balls faced)
139 B Duckett Rajkot 2024
201 K Pietersen Mumbai WS 2012
209 Inzamam-ul-Haq Bengaluru 2005
212 O Pope Hyderabad 2024
218 B McCullum Hyderabad 2010

– Most wickets in Tests in India
350 Anil Kumble
347 R Ashwin
265 Harbhajan Singh
219 Kapil Dev
200 R Jadeja *

– The last time India took first innings leads in excess of 100 in each of the first three Tests of a home series was against Sri Lanka in 1993/94 (293, 310 & 239).

Day 4
Team India declared their 2nd innings for 430/4 and set the huge target of 557 runs for England. Rohit calls them in. Sarfaraz Khan asks Jaiswal to go first. He is shooing him away. And Jaiswal walks off arms raised and being hugged by his mates waiting near the boundary’s edge. 556 the lead. Successive doubletons for Jaiswal who went off with back spasms yesterday. He came back today after Gill’s run-out and was back to what he does best – plunder runs. A hat-trick of sixes in one Anderson over the highlight. The likes of Sarfaraz Khan and the others chipped in with good knocks and really shoved their feet on England’s throats. For the first time in a long time under Stokes and Baz McCullum, England were defensive and just allowed things to drift. That’s the impact this innings from India has had on them. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 214* runs and Shubman Gill scored 91 runs. For England, Root, Harley & Rehan Ahmed picked 1 wicket each.

England bowled out for just 122 runs and lost the test by 434 runs. Rohit hugs Sarfaraz while Jadeja kisses the ball. India’s biggest-ever win in terms of runs in their 577-Test history. Who would have envisaged that after day 2! The last two days have all been India’s. They have come up trumps after losing Ashwin due to a family emergency. England have been blown away today. The relentless pressure of the runs on board has played on England who have collapsed to 122 in this fourth innings. Most of them expected the game to go into the final day but such was India’s dominance they have ended it on day 4 without even the need of the extra half-hour. Earlier Jaiswal came back to make a fine doublet-on after retiring hurt yesterday with back spasms. Gill was unlucky not to get an 100 while Sarfaraz made fifties in both innings. For England, Mark Wood scored 33 runs and Tom Hartley scored 16 runs. For Team India, Ravindra Jadeja picked 5 wickets.

IND: 445 & 430/4D
ENG: 319 & 122

Stats
– Indian batters dismissed runout in 90s
Vinoo Mankad 96 vs WI Port of Spain 1953
ML Jaisimha 99 vs Pak Kanpur 1960
D Vengsarkar 90 vs SL Chennai 1982
A Jadeja 96 vs WI St John’s 1997
MS Dhoni 99 vs Eng Nagpur 2012
S Gill 91 vs Eng Rajkot 2024

– Highest fourth innings target successfully chased vs India: 378 by England at Edgbaston in 2022

– Highest fourth innings target successfully chased in India: 387 by India vs England in Chennai in 2008

– Highest fourth innings target successfully chased in Asia: 395 by West Indies vs Bangladesh in Chattogram in 2021

– Converting each of the first three 100s to 150+ scores
Javed Miandad
Andrew Jones
Brian Lara
Mahela Jayawardene
Matthew Sinclair
Graeme Smith
Yashasvi Jaiswal

– Fewest inngs to 3 X 150+ scores
10 Neil Harvey
13 Yashasvi Jaiswal
15 Don Bradman
15 Graeme Smith
18 Cheteshwar Pujara

– Most sixes in a Test innings for India
10 Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Eng Rajkot 2024 *
8 Navjot SIdhu vs SL Lucknow 1994
8 Mayank Agarwal vs Ban Indore 2019

– Most sixes in a Test series for India
20 Y Jaiswal vs Eng 2024 *
19 Rohit Sharma vs SA 2019
14 Harbhajan Singh vs NZ 2010
11 Navjot SIdhu vs SL 1994

– Three sixes by an Indian batter in over in Tests (since 2002)
MS Dhoni off Dave Mohammed St John’s 2006
MS Dhoni off Mohammad Rafique Mirpur 2007
Hardik Pandya Malinda Pushpakumara Pallekelle 2017
Rohit Sharma off Dane Piedt Vizag 2019
Umesh Yadav off George Linde Ranchi 2019
Yashasvi Jaiswal off James Anderson Rajkot 2024

– This is the 25th instance of England conceding a 500+ runs lead at the end of the third innings. They have gone on to lose 22 of the previous 24 with two draws, coming in 1939 and 1947.

– 50+ scores in each innings on Test debut (India)
Dilawar Hussain 59 & 57 v Eng Kolkata 1934
Sunil Gavaskar 65 & 67* v WI Port of Spain 1971
Shreyas Iyer 105 & 65 v NZ Kanpur 2021
Sarfaraz Khan 62 & 50* vs Eng Rajkot 2024

– Hitting 200s in successive Tests (India)
Vinod Kambli: 224 vs Eng Mumbai WS | 227 vs Zim Delhi (1992/93)
Virat Kohli: 213 vs SL Nagpur | 243 vs SL Delhi (2017/18)
Yashasvi Jaiswal: 209 vs Eng Vizag | 200* vs Eng Rajkot (2023/24)

– Double hundreds in second innings for India
203*MAK Pataudi vs Eng Delhi 1964
200*D Sardesai vs WI Mumbai BS 1965
220 S Gavaskar vs WI Port of Spain 1971
221 S Gavaskar vs Eng The Oval 1979
281 VVS Laxman vs Aus Kolkata 2001
212 Wasim Jaffer vs WI St John’s 2006
200*Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Eng Rajkot 2024

– Most sixes in a Test innings
12 Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Eng Rajkot 2024 *
12 Wasim Akram vs Zim Sheikhupura 1996
11 M Hayden vs Zim Perth 2003
11 N Astle vs Eng Christchurch 2002
11 B McCullum vs Pak Sharjah 2014
11 B McCullum vs SL Christchurch 2014
11 B Stokes vs SA Cape Town 2016
11 Kusal Mendis vs Ire Galle 2023

– Joint-fastest 200s for India in Tests by balls faced for a batter not named Virender Sehwag alongside MS Dhoni’s 231 ball effort vs Aus in Chennai in 2013.

– Most sixes by India in an innings
18 vs Eng Rajkot 2024
15 vs SL Mumbai BS 2009
14 vs SA Vizag 2019 (2nd inngs)
13 vs SA Vizag 2019 (1st inngs)
13 vs SA Ranchi 2019

– Most sixes by India in a Test
28* vs Eng Rajkot 2024
27 vs SA Vizag 2019
18 vs NZ Mumbai BS 2021
15 vs SL Mumbai BS 2009

– Most sixes by India in a series
48* vs Eng 2024 in India (3* Tests)
47 vs SA 2019 in India (3 Tests)
32 vs Aus 2023 in India (4 Tests)
31 vs Eng 2016 in India (5 Tests)

– Most runs by a left-handed batter in a Test series for India
545 Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Eng 2024 (H)
534 Sourav Ganguly vs Pak 2007 (H)
463 Gautam Gambhir vs Aus 2008 (H)
445 Gautam Gambhir vs NZ 2009 (A)

– Most sixes by a team in a series
48* Ind vs Eng in India 2024 (3* Tests)
47 Ind vs SA in India 2019 (3 Tests)
43 Eng vs Aus in England 2023 (5 Tests)
40 Aus vs Eng in Australia 2013/14 (5 Tests)

– India hitting 400+ in each innings of a Test
407 & 407/9 vs Pak Kolkata 2005
426 & 412/4 vs SL Ahmedabad 2009
445 & 430/4 vs Eng Rajkot 2024

– Biggest Test wins for India by runs
434 vs Eng Rajkot 2024
372 vs NZ Mumbai WS 2021
337 vs SA Delhi 2015
321 vs NZ Indore 2016
320 vs Aus Mohali 2008

– Biggest Test defeats for England by runs
562 vs Aus The Oval 1934
434 vs Ind Rajkot 2024
425 vs WI Manchester 1976
409 vs Aus Lord’s 1948
405 vs Aus Lord’s 2015

– Century & 5-fer in a Test (India)
Vinoo Mankad 184 & 5/196 vs Eng Lord’s 1952
Polly Umrigar 172* & 5/107 vs WI Port of Spain 1962
R Ashwin 103& 5/156 vs WI Mumbai WS 2011
R Ashwin 113 & 7/83 vs WI North Sound 2016
R Ashwin 106 & 5/43 vs Eng Chennai 2021
Ravindra Jadeja 175* & 5/41 vs SL Mohali 2022
Ravindra Jadeja 112 & 5/41 vs SL Rajkot 2024

– Only the second instance of Ben Stokes losing back-to-back Tests as captain. The first came against Australia at Edgabston and Lord’s in 2023.

That’s all from the 3rd Test of the IDFC First India Test series. 4th test between both teams will be played from 23rd February 2024. 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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