India Holds Strong Against England in Test Showdown
India reached 153/3 at lunch on day four of the first Test against England, leading by 159 runs. Shubman Gill was dismissed early by Brydon Carse, but KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant built a steady partnership despite challenging conditions. England had scored 465 in their first innings.
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India managed a sturdy response after losing captain Shubman Gill early on day four of the opening Test against England, reaching 153 for three at lunch.
The visiting team holds a 159-run lead, with seasoned opener KL Rahul (72*) and Rishabh Pant (31*) manning the crease.
Shubman Gill, who had thrilled audiences with a century in the first innings, fell for just eight runs as England bowler Brydon Carse delivered a crucial good-length ball, causing the thick inside edge that ended his stay at the crease. Despite the early setback, Rahul and Pant crafted a 61-run partnership, expertly handling the lively pitch conditions.
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