In the Oval Test, the power of big stunnings, Karun Nair shines with a fifty; India’s first innings 224 limited

India’s first innings in the Oval Test has been reduced to 224 runs. At the beginning of the second day, Team India could not play much overs and India lost the last 4 wickets within just 20 runs. Karun Nair was the only batsman to score a half -century for India, who scored an innings of 57 runs. For England, fast bowler Gas Atkinson took five wickets. This is the fourth time when Atkinson has taken 5 or more wickets in one innings in his Test career.

In the match, England won the toss and invited Team India to bat first. India’s big fly flops, the wicket falling started from there when Yashasvi Jaiswal could not read the movement of the ball and LBW was out by scoring just 2 runs. KL Rahul scored only 14 runs, while Sai Sudarshan could not once again convert a good start into a big innings. Sudarshan scored 38 runs.

Captain Shubman Gill was also set, but was run out on the score of 21 in a hurry. Ravindra Jadeja, who scored a century in the Manchester Test, scored just 9 runs this time. Half of India’s team had returned to the pavilion by 123. During this, Karun Nair kept one end, but the wickets were constantly falling from the other end. Dhruv Jurlel, who came to the playing XI in place of Rishabh Pant, was dismissed for 19 runs.

Karun Nair and Washington Sundar, somehow the score of Team India beyond 200, there was a very important partnership of 65 runs between the two. India’s score was 204/6 on the first day. At the same time, when the Indian batsmen landed on the second day, only 34 balls were able to play the last 4 wickets. On the second day, the Indian batsmen scored 20 runs in 34 balls and lost their last four wickets.

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