US EditionIndia Hits Back in the Afternoon to Reduce England to 215-7 at Tea in Fifth and Final Test
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 31 – India aims to end a 16-match winless streak in fifth away Tests as England seeks to clinch the series in the final match of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, officials said.
- On July 31, 2025, the fifth Test begins at The Oval in London, where Team India aims to break their 16-match winless streak in away fifth Tests.
- Leading 2-1 after wins in Leeds and London, England face India at The Oval, with the series hinging on this match, last week’s draw at Old Trafford preserved their lead.
- Amid calls for fresh talent, India unveil new selections, including Arshdeep Singh set for his debut and Dhruv Jurel replacing Rishabh Pant at The Oval.
- With series fate on the line, India aim to avoid defeat, as a loss would give England the series victory and only a win would be positive for India.
- Beyond immediate stakes, India seek to break a long-standing record of zero away fifth Test wins from 16 matches, aiming to level the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2.
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India hits back in the afternoon to reduce England to 215-7 at tea in fifth and final test
LONDON (AP) — India hit back strongly in the afternoon to put the brakes on England on day two of the fifth and final test, which India must win to tie the series.
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England races to 109-1 in 16 overs to trail India by 115 runs in fifth and final test
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