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Rabada is back, Dwarshuis does the job with a first-ball single, an edge poke past the keeper. Two runs to cover for David, who then crushes the pull shot along the ground but it's straight to the deep fielder.
Joe Root has yet again steered one behind square for four, exemplifying a supremely gifted athlete in complete control of his universe. His stroke combines precision and delicacy, often described with various verbs that capture the nuances of his batting style.
Have you ever seen the onearmed man running a bye to the keeper while 20,000 people leap and writhe and hold their heads and the one-armed man shouts in agony? This scene captures the surreal essence of a cricket match, where intense emotion exists even amidst a seemingly uneventful game.
The England side has faced criticism for their approach to cricket, particularly for squandering good positions by playing reckless shots. Yet, previous England teams wouldn't have managed a run chase like Headingley, showing some resilience. India, being the top-ranked team, showcases a formidable lineup with exceptional bowlers, making it understandable to lose to them. England's squad is hindered by injuries and a lack of a reliable spinner, which contrasts sharply with India's depth in talent.
The 1950 West Indies victory at Lord's represents a historic marker in cricket, transcending mere sport to capture a culturally significant moment in time that resonates today.
Ending a Caribbean tour with a day-night Test in Jamaica raises eyebrows due to the venue's lack of floodlights until recently, coupled with concerns over local attendance.
Jasprit Bumrah produced an extraordinary performance at Lord's, taking three wickets for just one run in six balls, showcasing his status as one of the greatest fast bowlers.