IND Vs Eng: How much can be targeted in Manchester? If you want to avoid defeat, then India will have to score so many runs in the second innings

If we look at the first innings of both India and England, it would be wrong to call the Manchester Test exciting. The England team dominated the first innings, gaining a huge lead of 311 runs in the first innings. It has become very difficult to bat on the pitch by the fourth day, in such a situation, it will be very difficult for Team India to set a big target in front of England. Based on the data, know how much target has been successfully chased on the Old Trafford ground in Manchester so far.

The biggest successful chase in Manchester

In the fourth Test, the difficulties of the Indian team have increased a lot, because the target of 300 runs has never been done in the Test here. The biggest successful chase at the Old Trafford ground is the name of England, who chased a target of 294 runs against New Zealand in 2008. The second most successful chase is also the name of England. He won by achieving a target of 277 runs against Pakistan in 2020.

So far, no foreign team has been able to chase a target of 150 runs on the Old Trafford ground. Which foreign team is the biggest successful chase of South Africa here, which achieved a target of 145 runs against England in 1955.

• England – 294 runs (vs New Zealand)
• England- 277 runs (vs Pakistan)
• England – 231 runs (vs West Indies)
• England – 205 runs (vs Sri Lanka)
• South Africa – 145 runs (vs England)

How many runs will India have to score?

In the current Test match, England took a huge lead of 311 runs in the first innings. Since England has achieved a target of 294 runs here, it also has the ability to achieve the target of 350 runs on the basis of Badball style. In order to win the match, India will have to end the lead of 311 runs first, after that at least 300 runs will have to be scored. If India’s second innings ends at a score of more than 600, then a chance of victory can be made for it.

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