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Jasprit Bumrah, after breaking Brian Lara’s record with the bat, dismissed England opener Alex Lees before rain stopped play. The hosts were 16/1 at the break
Jasprit Bumrah, after breaking Brian Lara’s record with the bat, dismissed England opener Alex Lees before rain stopped play. The hosts were 16/1 at the break
Early lunch was taken on the second day of the rescheduled fifth Test between India and England at Edgbaston here on Saturday.
England dismissed India for 416 in their first innings and then reached 16 for one in three overs, when the heavens opened up, interrupting the proceedings.
Alex Lees (6) was the England batter to be dismissed..
Earlier, resuming on 338/7, India added 78 runs for the loss of the remaining three wickets during the opening session of the day.
Ravindra Jadeja completed a well-deserved century, scoring 104 off 194 balls..
The overnight pair of Jadeja and Mohammed Shami (16) added 33 runs in 40 balls before skipper Jasprit Bumrah played an excellent cameo, blasting an unbeaten 31 off 16 balls to take India across the 400-mark.
Bumrah creates history with the bat, breaks Lara’s world record
Stand-in India captain Jasprit Bumrah smashed two sixes and four fours to amass 35 runs off a Stuart Broad over — that also featured five wides and a no-ball struck for six — and create a world record for scoring most runs in an over in Test cricket.
The over Stuart Broad bowled to Jasprit Bumrah the batter. Photo: Twitter/@BCCI
Bumrah did the bulk of the damage as he bludgeoned a hapless Stuart Broad for 29 runs with the bat to create a world record for maximum runs off a single over in Test cricket, beating the legendary Brian Lara’s feat by one run.
The world record stayed with Lara for 18 years — he had hit South African left-arm spinner Robin Peterson for 28 runs in a Test match in 2003-04, which included four fours and two sixes off six legal deliveries.
For England, James Anderson was the most successful bowler with 5 for 60, which included the wicket of Jadeja. Broad (1/89) dismissed Shami for his lone wicket, while Matty Potts (2/105), Ben Stokes (1/47) and Joe Root (1/23) were the other wicket-takers.
Scoreboard:
India 1st innings: Shubman Gill c Crawley b Anderson 17 Cheteshwar Pujara c Crawley b Anderson 13 Hanuma Vihari lbw b Potts 20 Virat Kohli b Potts 11 Rishabh Pant c Crawley b Root 146 Shreyas Iyer c Billings b Anderson 15 Ravindra Jadeja b James Anderson 104 Shardul Thakur c Billings b Stokes 1 Mohammed Shami c Jack Leach b Broad 16 Jasprit Bumrah not out 31 Mohammed Siraj c Broad b James Anderson 2
Extras: (B-4 LB-17, W-5, NB-14) 40
Total: (For 10 wickets in 84.5 overs) 416
Fall of wickets: 1/27 2/46 3/64 4/71 5/98 6/320 7/323, 8/371, 9/375, 10/416
Bowling: James Anderson 21.5-4-60-5, Stuart Broad 18-3-89-1, Matthew Potts 20-1-105-2, Jack Leach 9-0-71-0, Ben Stokes 13-0-47- 1, Joe Root 3-0-23-1.
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