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India Fights Back: Oval Test Hanging in the Balance

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India Fights Back: Oval Test Hanging in the Balance

India Fights Back: Oval Test Hanging in the Balance

India ended the first day of the Oval Test against England on a relatively positive note, reaching 204/6. The pitch, offering considerable assistance to the bowlers early on, made scoring challenging for the Indian batsmen.

A crucial unbeaten partnership between Karun Nair and Washington Sundar steadied the innings after a shaky start. Their resilience proved vital in rescuing India from a potentially disastrous position.

England’s bowling, while showing flashes of brilliance, particularly from Atkinson, lacked consistent discipline. This inconsistency allowed India to rebuild and end the day with a fighting total.

The match remains delicately poised, with the outcome hinging heavily on the second day’s play. A strong start from India will be crucial to capitalise on the late-day fightback. The performance of the Indian lower middle-order will be key to determining whether they can build a substantial first innings lead. This match has huge implications for the overall series and its impact will be felt across Indian cricket.

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