Watch IND vs ENG 5th Test Highlights, India won The Oval Test by 6 runs

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India won The Oval Test by 6 runs: India won the fifth and final Test played at the Oval by six runs. India had set a target of 374 runs. In reply, the English team was all out for 367 runs.

England needed 35 runs to win on the fifth day and India needed four wickets. Siraj took three wickets today, while Prasidh Krishna took one wicket. Siraj took five wickets in the innings, while Prasidh Krishna got four wickets. Akash Deep took one wicket. With this, the five-match Test series ended in a 2-2 draw. This is a historic performance by a young team led by Shubman Gill. No cricket pundits had called India the favorites before this tour. However, Gill's young team silenced all the critics and drew the series 2-2.

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india's best bowling performance

On the fifth day, England started the day with 339 runs for the loss of six wickets. Mohammad Siraj brought India into the match by dismissing Jamie Smith to wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel. He was dismissed after scoring two runs. Siraj then took the eighth wicket of England by making Jamie Overton his victim. He scored nine runs. Krishna then bowled Josh Tongue without opening the account and took the ninth wicket of England.

Then Chris Woakes came to bat with a broken hand, but Gus Atkinson was out at the other end. Siraj bowled him. He fought but was unsuccessful. He was dismissed after scoring 17 runs and India achieved its closest victory by depriving England of victory. Team India had not won any match by such low runs till now.

IND vs ENG 5th Test Highlights

India's first innings

India scored 224 runs in the first innings. Karun Nair scored the highest 57 runs. He scored 57 runs in his 109-ball innings. Apart from this, Sai Sudarshan was dismissed after scoring 38 runs, captain Shubman Gill 21 runs and Washington Sundar 26 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal could score two runs, KL Rahul 14 runs, Ravindra Jadeja nine runs, Dhruv Jurel 19 runs. For England, Gus Atkinson took five wickets and Josh Tongue took three wickets. Chris Woakes got one wicket.

England's first innings

England scored 247 runs in the first innings. Jack Crowley was dismissed after scoring 64 runs, Ben Duckett 43 runs and Harry Brook 53 runs. Captain Ollie Pope could score 22 runs and Joe Root 29 runs. Apart from this, Jacob Bethel was dismissed after scoring six runs, Jamie Smith after scoring eight runs and Gus Atkinson after scoring 11 runs. Siraj and Prasidh took four wickets each for India. At the same time, Akash Deep got one wicket.

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India's second innings

India scored 396 runs in their second innings. Yashasvi Jaiswal played an innings of 118 runs. In his 164-run innings, he hit 14 fours and two sixes. At the same time, Akash Deep's 66 runs proved to be valuable. Akash Deep hit 12 fours in 94 balls as a night watchman. Apart from this, Ravindra Jadeja scored 53 runs and Washington Sundar scored 53 runs. Apart from this, Rahul could score seven runs, Sudarshan 11 runs and captain Gill 11 runs. Karun Nair played an innings of 17 runs.

England's second innings

England had a bad start in the second innings. The team lost the wickets of Ben Duckett, Jack Crowley and captain Ollie Pope at 106 runs. Crowley was out after scoring 14 runs, Duckett 54 runs and Pope 27 runs. After this, when Brook was on 19 runs, Siraj dropped his catch. Taking advantage of this life, Brook played an innings of 111 runs with the help of 14 fours and two sixes in 98 balls. At the same time, Root scored 105 runs. There was a partnership of 195 runs between these two. Akash Deep dismissed Brook and Prasidh dismissed Root. Jacob Bethel could score only five runs. Root returned to the pavilion as the sixth wicket at 337 runs. England scored a total of 367 runs and India won the match by 6 runs.

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