The current Anderson-Tendulkar trophy moves to Edgbaston, Birmingham, where England And India are ready to compete in the second test from July 2 to 6. After an exciting opening match and at high score in Headingley, the two cricket powers are impatient to take a crucial dynamic in this series of world championships in five games.
Eng vs ind, 2nd test: overview
England currently has an advance of 1-0 in the series, after having obtained a Five -titles victory in the exciting opening test in Headingley. This match was a showcase of exceptional strikers on both sides.
While the series heads for Edgbaston, the young Indian team of Shubman Gill faces the challenge of converting their strong stick performance into pure and simple victories. Although their superior command has delivered, the crucial test lies in their bowling attack to find the necessary penetration to reject a great English range. They will count on Pacers as Mohammed Siraj To exploit an early swing and seam, the spinners playing a vital role in the control of the intermediate overs.
Meanwhile, England, stimulated by their initial victory, aims to take advantage of their advantage at home. The captain of Ben Stokes continues to be a revelation, marked by daring and successful decisions. Their versatile shot unit, capable of both an aggressive blow and resilient defense, will be the key. Supported by an enthusiastic crowd of Edgbaston, England will seek to take advantage of familiar conditions. The Pitch Edgbaston generally offers a balanced competition, initially helping the Pacers before becoming more suitable for the striker and ultimately offer a turn.
Eng vs Ind Head to Head-To-Head Record in Edgbaston
Played test matches: 08 | England has won: 7 | India has won: 0 | Draw: 1
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Edgbaston statistics and trial records
- Total games played: 60
- The matches won the stick first: 19
- The matches won the bowling alley first: 23
- 1st round average score: 302
- 2nd sleeve average score: 315
- 3rd sleeve average score: 243
- Average 4th round score: 157
- Total highest recorded: 710/7 (188.1 OVS) by England vs India
- Recorded the lowest recorded: 30/10 (12.3 OVS) by South Africa vs England
- Highest score chased: 378/3 (76.4 OVS) by England vs India
- Displayed lowest score: 121/10 (67 OVS) by Australia vs England
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