The Indian bowling didn’t look effective in the second innings of the first Test.
The opening batter scored match-winning 149(170) runs as England successfully chased down the target of 371 runs on the final day of the Test.
For England, Ben Ducket top scored with 149 runs as the hosts achieved the target comfortably despite getting a quick breakthroughs at one time.
As Ravindra Jadeja was getting ready to bowl his over, Rishabh Pant started commenting near the stump mic for star India all-rounder.
This was his second ton in the same Test match after he scored 134 runs off 178 balls in the first innings.
In the following listicle, we will have a look at India’s playing XI for the first Test against England at Headingley.
One of the key players for England will be their star batter Joe Root. The right-hander is currently one of the best batsmen in Test cricket in recent times.
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The only person who played the English pacer without any issues at Headingley was a young kid.
India got bowled for 278 in their second innings in the game at Headingley to lose by an innings and 76 runs.
One journalist during the press conference tried to provoke the Indian skipper by asking a rather bizarre question.
Veteran England pacer James Anderson became the first bowler to take 400 Test wickets in England.