Ind vs Eng, 1 Test Day 2 Highlights: Pant’s nature, Bumrah’s fire, but Pope is long to maintain England. Cricket news

Rishabh Pant brought Headingley with a brilliant hundred and Jasprit Bumrah on his feet, once again gave a masterclass in hostile fast bowling, but England faced a storm through a storm for a day for 3 for 3 in 471 India’s 471. Score: India vs England 1 Test Day 2Back by 262 runs, the hosts found a very essential stability through the Pope’s unbeaten century and stood with Ben Docket, before the late strike by Bumrah gave some relief to the visitors.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Despite Bumrah’s Siyering Mantras – Joe Root’s wicket and a close dismissal of Harry Brook was disturbed by a no -ball – England showed patience and gum under the leadership of the Pope’s calculated aggression and control.Pants Flips, Tire and Silence CriticsIndia started the day from 359 to 3, and was of Rishabh Pant in the morning. With the counted shot-making, he reached Shoaib Bashir from six six with one hand in his seventh Test century. Celebration – A trademark Somarasalt – underlined the intention. Her innings of 134 came after a 209 -run partnership with Captain Shubman Gill, who saw the best career’s best 147.The talent of the pants felt like vengeance. Six months after Sunil Gavaskar’s “stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid” labeled for his shot selection, the legendary batsman was heard in “luxurious, fantastic, luxurious” air because the pants reached their century.

Bumrah’s talent: to handle very hotJasprit Bumrah started with a magic ball to dismiss the Crowley in the first over and later returned to remove docket and root, which was accompanied by quality and repetition of danger. Docket’s dismissal – stumps in stumps – the stands of 122 runs, while Root’s Prahar marked Bumrah’s 10th dismissal in the England Star’s tests.He almost also caught Brook in a fine leg by Sirj, only called a no -ball for it – the third over of Bumrah. But his 3/48 figures did not show how much threat he was throughout the day.Pope’s poem steals the sessionComing amid chaos, Oli Pope showed composition and clarity. He was early dropped by Yashsvi Jaiswal and escaped an LBW appeal by Siraj, but once settled, his footwork and bottom-down flixes were cut through the Indian attack.Pope, at 100* in stumps, built a significant 122-run stand with docket and later added 80 with root. Their celebrations, a jump in the air and the punch, echoed England’s relief as a headingley in the thunderous applause.India collapses despite the big clanIndia, once hovering, lost seven wickets for 41 runs after the dismissal of Gill and Pant. Fall – Batting coach Santashu accepted as Kotak – came very soon. “It was a collapse. We were better expecting,” he said, although he appreciated Gill’s development and defended the unique method of pants: “Just because he plays aggressively does not mean that he cannot defend.”