IND vs ENG highlights: Shubman Gill and Co. are seven wicket away from sealing a win in 2nd Test. India declared their second innings at 427/6, setting England a near-impossible target of 608 runs. In response, at Stumps on Day 4, hosts England are struggling at 72/3 in 16 overs, still needing 536 more runs for victory at Edgbaston.
India have completely outclassed England in this Test match, showcasing a level of control and dominance rarely seen in recent times. The day belonged to Shubman Gill and Akash Deep, who walked off to a well-deserved applause after starring in both departments.
After his stunning double century in the first innings, skipper Gill followed it up with another majestic hundred in the second. His leadership with the bat powered India to a massive 608-run target for England.
The bowlers backed up the batting effort brilliantly. With the new ball in hand, India’s pacers, led by Akash Deep, once again outperformed their English counterparts, making early inroads and tightening India’s grip on the match.
India Set Mammoth 608-Run Target
Team India has put themselves in a commanding position in the second Test against England at Edgbaston, setting a colossal target of 608 runs for the hosts. The visiting side stands on the brink of securing their first-ever Test victory at this iconic venue.
Gill Leads the Charge in Second Innings
After taking a first-innings lead of 180 runs — thanks to Shubman Gill’s magnificent 269 and a total of 587 — India came out all guns blazing in the second innings. Gill once again led from the front, hammering a quickfire 161 off 162 balls, laced with 13 fours and 8 sixes. India declared at 427/6, taking their overall lead to 608 runs.
No Team Has Chased 400+ at Edgbaston – Can England Defy History?
The highest successful run chase ever recorded at Edgbaston is 378 runs, achieved by England against India in 2022. With a target of over 600, England now face an almost impossible task. A draw seems to be their best hope, while India are within touching distance of a memorable win.
