India Vs England 1st Match 25 January 2024

1st Test • Hyderabad

246 & 420/10 (102.1)

436 & 202/10 (69.2)

ENG won by 28 runs

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Expert Team 1

R Jadeja

R Ashwin

Expert Team 2

R Sharma

R Jadeja

Venue Details

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad

PitchSpinning Pitch

Pace BowlingPace & Bounce

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingSlow Spin

1st Innings

418Avg Runs

9Avg Wkts

57.24Avg SR

2nd Innings

354Avg Runs

10Avg Wkts

52.54Avg SR

3rd Innings

145Avg Runs

9Avg Wkts

43.75Avg SR

4th Innings

163Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

46.43Avg SR

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

IND

W

L

D

W

L

ENG

W

D

W

L

L

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

IND

5- 4

ENG

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

10

Matches Played

10

5

Matches Won

6

148

Average Score

174

469/10

Highest Score

416/10

55/10

Lowest Score

172/10

Player of the Match Ollie Pope

1(11) & 196(278)

Player of the Series Yashasvi Jaiswal

ENG 1st

IND 1st

ENG 2nd

IND 2nd

Info

England 1st Innings

246/10 (64.3)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

20

40

3

0

50.00

c M Siraj b R Ashwin

35

39

7

0

89.74

lbw b R Ashwin

1

11

0

0

9.09

c R Sharma b R Jadeja

29

60

1

0

48.33

c J Bumrah b R Jadeja

37

58

5

0

63.79

b A Patel

(C)

70

88

6

3

79.55

b J Bumrah

4

24

0

0

16.67

c KS Bharat b A Patel

13

18

1

0

72.22

c KS Bharat b J Bumrah

23

24

2

1

95.83

b R Jadeja

11

24

2

0

45.83

b R Ashwin

0

3

0

0

0.00

Not out

Extras

3

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 2, W: 0)

TOTAL

(64.3 Ov, RR: 3.81)

246/10

27

4

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

8.3

1

28

2

3.29

0

4

0

28

0

7.00

1

Ravindra Jadeja

18

4

88

3

4.89

1

Ravichandran Ashwin

21

1

68

3

3.24

0

13

1

33

2

2.54

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

lbw b R Ashwin

1-55

11.5

c R Sharma b R Jadeja

2-58

14.4

c M Siraj b R Ashwin

3-60

15.1

b A Patel

4-121

32.4

c J Bumrah b R Jadeja

5-125

35.3

c KS Bharat b A Patel

6-137

42.5

c KS Bharat b J Bumrah

7-155

48.3

b R Jadeja

8-193

54.6

b R Ashwin

9-234

61.3

b J Bumrah

10-246

64.3

India 1st Innings

436/10 (121)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

Yashasvi Jaiswal

80

74

10

3

108.11

c & b J Root

(C)

24

27

3

0

88.89

c B Stokes b J Leach

23

66

2

0

34.85

c BM Duckett b T Hartley

86

123

8

2

69.92

c R Ahmed b T Hartley

35

63

3

1

55.56

c T Hartley b R Ahmed

Ravindra Jadeja

87

180

7

2

48.33

lbw b J Root

Kona Srikar Bharat

41

81

3

0

50.62

lbw b J Root

Ravichandran Ashwin

1

11

0

0

9.09

runout (BT Foakes / T Hartley)

44

100

7

1

44.00

b R Ahmed

0

1

0

0

0.00

b J Root

Mohammed Siraj *

0

2

0

0

0.00

Not out

Extras

15

(B: 5, LB: 6, NB: 2, W: 2)

TOTAL

(121 Ov, RR: 3.6)

436/10

43

9

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

17

1

47

0

2.76

2

25

0

131

2

5.24

2

26

6

63

1

2.42

0

24

4

105

2

4.38

0

29

5

79

4

2.72

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c B Stokes b J Leach

1-80

12.2

Yashasvi Jaiswal

c & b J Root

2-123

23.4

c BM Duckett b T Hartley

3-159

34.5

c T Hartley b R Ahmed

4-223

52.3

c R Ahmed b T Hartley

5-288

64.5

Kona Srikar Bharat

lbw b J Root

6-356

88.2

Ravichandran Ashwin

runout (BT Foakes / T Hartley)

7-358

90.3

Ravindra Jadeja

lbw b J Root

8-436

119.3

b J Root

9-436

119.4

b R Ahmed

10-436

120.6

England 2nd Innings

420/10 (102.1)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

31

33

4

1

93.94

c R Sharma b R Ashwin

47

52

7

0

90.38

b J Bumrah

196

278

21

0

70.50

b J Bumrah

2

6

0

0

33.33

lbw b J Bumrah

10

24

1

0

41.67

b R Jadeja

(C)

6

33

0

0

18.18

b R Ashwin

34

81

2

0

41.98

b A Patel

28

53

3

0

52.83

c KS Bharat b J Bumrah

34

52

4

0

65.38

b R Ashwin

0

7

0

0

0.00

c KS Bharat b R Jadeja

0

0

0

0

0.00

Not out

Extras

32

(B: 20, LB: 6, NB: 6, W: 0)

TOTAL

(102.1 Ov, RR: 4.11)

420/10

42

1

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

16.1

4

41

4

2.54

0

Ravichandran Ashwin

29

4

126

3

4.34

0

16

2

74

1

4.63

0

Ravindra Jadeja

34

1

131

2

3.85

6

7

1

22

0

3.14

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c R Sharma b R Ashwin

1-45

9.2

b J Bumrah

2-113

18.5

lbw b J Bumrah

3-117

20.6

b R Jadeja

4-140

27.4

b R Ashwin

5-163

36.5

b A Patel

6-275

66.6

c KS Bharat b J Bumrah

7-339

82.3

b R Ashwin

8-419

100.1

c KS Bharat b R Jadeja

9-420

101.6

b J Bumrah

10-420

102.1

India 2nd Innings

202/10 (69.2)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

(C)

39

58

7

0

67.24

lbw b T Hartley

Yashasvi Jaiswal

15

35

2

0

42.86

c O Pope b T Hartley

0

2

0

0

0.00

c O Pope b T Hartley

22

48

3

0

45.83

lbw b J Root

17

42

3

0

40.48

c & b T Hartley

13

31

1

0

41.94

c J Root b J Leach

Ravindra Jadeja

2

20

0

0

10.00

runout (B Stokes)

Kona Srikar Bharat

28

59

3

0

47.46

b T Hartley

Ravichandran Ashwin

28

84

2

0

33.33

st BT Foakes b T Hartley

6

18

0

0

33.33

Not out

Mohammed Siraj *

12

20

1

0

60.00

st BT Foakes b T Hartley

Extras

20

(B: 4, LB: 14, NB: 1, W: 1)

TOTAL

(69.2 Ov, RR: 2.91)

202/10

22

0

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

19

3

41

1

2.16

0

8

1

15

0

1.88

0

26.2

5

62

7

2.35

1

10

1

33

1

3.30

1

6

0

33

0

5.50

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Yashasvi Jaiswal

c O Pope b T Hartley

1-42

11.4

c O Pope b T Hartley

2-42

11.6

lbw b T Hartley

3-63

17.5

c & b T Hartley

4-95

29.4

lbw b J Root

5-107

32.4

Ravindra Jadeja

runout (B Stokes)

6-119

38.1

c J Root b J Leach

7-119

40.2

Kona Srikar Bharat

b T Hartley

8-176

61.6

Ravichandran Ashwin

st BT Foakes b T Hartley

9-177

63.2

st BT Foakes b T Hartley

10-202

69.2

Match Info

Date & Time

25 Jan, 09:30 AM IST

Venue

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad

Match

1st Test,

England tour of India

Umpires

Chris Gaffaney(New Zealand), Paul Reiffel(Australia), Marais Erasmus(South Africa, TV)

Referee

Richie Richardson(West Indies)

Toss

England elected to bat

0 2 0 0 0 0

Over 67

Runs: 2

4 0 0 nb 2 1 0

Over 68

Runs: 7

0 1lb 0 1 1 0

Over 69

Runs: 3

0 W

Over 70

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Ollie Pope

1(11) & 196(278)

Player of the Series Yashasvi Jaiswal

Commentary

And so, that brings a cracking day's Test cricket to an end. Brisbane, Hyderabad - you have dished out two classics. David has overcome Goliath in both and we are sure to talk of this for a long, long time. For the moment though, we're off to catch a breather. The second Test begins in Visakhapatnam on Friday (February 2) so do join us for our coverage of that contest right here on Sportskeeda while also keeping yourselves updated with further cricketing news and action from around the world in the meantime. For now, this is the duo of Pragadeesh and Rudransh signing off. Thank you so much for being a part of our coverage throughout this Test. Until next time, goodbye and take care!

Trailing by 190 to turning the game around to take the lead in the series. Ollie Pope and Tom Hartley - from nervous beginnings in the first half of the game to heroes in the second. And a story of self-belief and walking the talk - England have scripted a spectacular result against a fantastic Indian team (in particular, this bowling attack) in their own backyard. This result, and what the West Indies pulled off in Brisbane - cliched as it may sound, long live Test cricket!

But where do India go from here? It can be argued that they wouldn't have tasted a defeat as bitter as this in a long, long time in a home Test. Ravindra Jadeja seemed to pull his hammy too as he was walking off and with no Virat Kohli for the next Test either, the last thing the hosts want is another casualty. They ought not to panic but they sure have been given a harsh reality check alright. How will they bounce back? It's going to make for fascinating viewing.

Ollie Pope is the Player of the Match: Toughest place to come as a batter, to start a series like this heads and shoulders above anything else. I played a miss and few. First-up I was not covering the inside edge. I tried to not to bother too much about the wicket. Some things have worked. I have had a shoulder injury so have had time to work and tweak my technique according to these conditions. The family have had some early starts to their days, nice to allow them get some sleep.

Ben Stokes (England captain): Since I have taken captaincy on, I have been part of some great moments but where we are who we are playing against, this is our greatest triumphs. This is the first time I have been here. I am a learner of the game. I watched a lot and took some things from Rohit. Absolutely thrilled for everyone involved. Tom Hartley on debut, Ollie Pope after the shoulder surgery. Tom came into the squad for the first time, he had got a lot of languages spoken, given a lot of confidence. I just wanted to have a long spell to get that confidence because I knew I'd have to turn to him later. Don't know if that got him seven wickets but yeah. I have played a lot of matches here with a certain Joe Root so seen a lot of special innings. But the way Ollie Pope manipulated the field, rotated the strike, it is the greatest innings played by an English batter here. You lose but you are still breathing the next day. I don't fear failure, just give whoever is in the squad the best chance.

Rohit Sharma (India captain): Cricket has been played over four days and it's hard to pinpoint where it went wrong. Exceptional batting by Pope and I just witnessed one of the best knocks from the overseas batter. I thought 231 was chasable but couldn't apply ourselves with the bat. We analysed what went wrong and I thought the bowlers executed the plans well but you have to give credit to Pope as it was a great knock. We were much in the game after the first innings. (Watching Bumrah and Siraj) wanted to take them to the fifth day but the lower order showed the top-order that you need to show character and fight. We didn't take our chance with the bat and I hope the guys will learn from that

Tom Hartley - It's unbelievable. Not going to sink in for a while and I am over the moon. It didn't spin that much as we thought. Credit to the coaching staff and Stokesy for giving the confidence. It's a same vibe in the dressing room irrespective whether it's a good day or a bad day. I was nervous to start off but getting few runs eased my nerves. The first and last wicket is my favourite as it brought big relief. Wanted to take time at my run up and didn't want to rush. Just saw what Jadeja and Ash were doing and thought we need to take a bit of time.

BAZBALL 1 - INDIA 0

England win by by 28 runs!

Ollie Pope 196 (278) and 1 (11) | Tom Hartley (9/193)
KL Rahul 86 (123) 22 (48) | Jasprit Bumrah (6/69)

India doesn't have a fortress like the Gabba. But the walls of pride about a home dominance lasting for decades has got a beating today. BazBall, after being trolled for its name and what is stands for has beaten India at their home to make a statement. They have made a statement that a lot of people don't quite understand it yet. They don't understand that BazBall can comeback from being bowled out for 246 runs in the first innings and conceding a 190-run lead.

It was Ollie Pope's masterclass, perhaps now the greatest innings by an English batter in India, that set the ball rolling for them. He was lucky but he was absolutely brilliant to make that luck be worth 196 runs. Those 196 runs India bettered by just six runs with their whole team. The pitch got slower but not too worse to bat on, India certainly plummeted in quality under pressure.

All of India's frailties were exposed within a few hours. Rohit and Jaiswal were the only ones who came out with intent but Jaiswal looked slightly on the backfoot. Hartley consumed that and got him and Shubman Gill, who has been in poor form, out in three balls. Rohit, criticised for his passive captaincy, tried to sweep his way out of trouble but missed a straight one against Hartley again.

Rahul, Axar and Shreyas got proper starts but failed to make them count due to poor shot selection. No one else seemed to have the technique to counter spin at home. Everyone seemed caught in between pressure and white-ball cricket, giving a feeling that India were not the home team. England were hawkish and just kept rallying around the captain's choices who himself inspired the major boost by getting Jadeja run-out.

With more than 100 runs left, Bharat and Ashwin gave the final ray of hope with a defensive stoic partnership. But it was Hartley again to get both of them to register his first five-wicket haul in Tests and then take out the final wicket of Siraj to finish things off.

69.2 Tom Hartley to Mohammed Siraj, OUT! England go 1-0 up in the series. What an impressive fightback from them led by Ollie Pope. They made the target of 231 look big with high-quality spin bowling. Hartley spear-headed the department and picked up a seven-fer on his debut. He finishes things off by pushing it slower through the air on a good length, Siraj was charging down the track and doesn't get to the pitch of the ball. The ball beats the outside edge and Foakes knocks the stumps

Mohammed Siraj st Ben Foakes b Tom Hartley 12 (20b, 1x4, 0x6)

69.1 Tom Hartley to Mohammed Siraj, flighted delivery angling outside off and it spins away, Siraj gets behind the line to defend but gets beaten

We have one minute before closing and that's enough to get one more over in. It's from Hartley - the seven wicket man. Can he finish things off today or will we come here tomorrow again for some more action?