IND vs ENG: Team India created history of sixes on foreign soil, know

ND vs ENG: The Indian cricket team is making record after record these days. Team India has created history on the Lord’s ground. This has left behind the records of the West Indies and New Zealand. Let us tell you that the third Test match is going on between India and England at Lord’s. A lot of runs have been scored in this series. Meanwhile, India has created history in terms of sixes and has achieved a big feat by breaking the 50-year-old record.

The third Test match between India and England has become very exciting. The Indian team needs 135 runs to win this match. However, England can win this match by losing 6 wickets. Whatever the result of the match, but here Team India has created history in Test cricket. Team India has beaten West Indies and New Zealand in terms of hitting sixes outside India in a Test series. And has made the record in its name.

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36 sixes hit in this Test series

Team India has now become the number 1 team to hit the most sixes on foreign soil in a Test series. Let us tell you that in the Test series against England, Team India has made the fans happy by hitting 36 sixes so far. Earlier, the record of 32 sixes was jointly held by the West Indies and New Zealand.

6 sixes have been hit by Team India in the Lord’s Test, out of which 2 were hit by Rishabh Pant, 1 by Ravindra Jadeja, 1 by Nitish Reddy and 1 by Akash Deep. It is also expected that by the end of the series, Team India can hit 50 sixes. Many matches of this series are to be held.

India will be victorious by just 135 runs!

In the second innings of this match being played on the ground of Lord’s, England’s team was reduced to 192 runs. While bowling for the Indian team, Washington Sundar took the maximum 4 wickets in the second innings, Jasprit Bumrah took 3, and Mohammad Siraj took 2 wickets. Let us tell you that by the end of the fourth day’s play, Team India had lost 4 wickets at a score of 58 runs. India needs 135 runs to win this match.