India Vs England Edgbaston Test: Shubman Gill & Co. Mark Historic Victory; Akash Deep, Mohammed Siraj Shine

India Vs England Edgbaston Test: Shubman Gill led young Team India, which was criticised harshly for losing the first test of India Vs England Test series, has registered a historic victory at Edgbaston. With this victory, India leveled the five-match test series by 1-1.

The final day was totally dominated by Indian players as speedster Akash Deep notched 10 wickets, while Mohammed Siraj picked up 7 wickets.

Team's overall contribution was the key for this dominating 336 runs victory. Akash Deep perfectly filled the void left by Jasprit Bumrah. His performance has been instrumental in putting India on the front foot. While, Mohammed Siraj complimented him perfectly.

India's Bowling Dominance

India's bowlers have maintained pressure on England's batters throughout the match. Akash Deep's fiery spells have troubled the English lineup, while Siraj's consistency has added to their woes. The duo aims to continue their form and lead India to victory.

England's batting lineup is under immense pressure, with Ben Stokes and Jamie Smith being their last recognised pair at the crease. Stokes has struggled with the bat recently and needs to deliver a strong performance to save his team from defeat.

England's Struggle

England's batting order has faced significant challenges against India's disciplined bowling attack. With half of their lineup already dismissed, they need a miraculous effort from Stokes and Smith to avoid defeat.

The Indian team is eager to capitalise on their strong position and wrap up the match quickly. They are aware that any delay could work in England's favour, especially with rain looming over Edgbaston.

Key Moments from Day 4

On Day 4, India declared after amassing a massive lead of 427 runs. Shubman Gill led from the front with a brilliant century, supported by half-centuries from KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant, and Ravindra Jadeja. Akash Deep then dismantled England's top order with his fiery spell.