Youth India National Cricket Team Glovman Dhruv Jurael took a full blinder to reject the England National Cricket Team Modern-Day Batting Great Joe Root in the fifth Test match.
The Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England is currently the fifth and final Test match of the 2025 at Kennington Oval, London.
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Joe root plays a great knock
Chasing a big target of 374 runs in the final innings of the fifth Test, Joe Root took responsibility and won an extraordinary knock.
He formed an important partnership with the 195 -run Harry Brook, which placed India under tremendous pressure. The root looked invincible in the middle, and he completed his century in the 69th over.
He celebrated her in her own century by donating a white headband to pay a good tribute to Graham Thorpe, and she was 39th ton for the route in Test cricket.
After the wicket of Harry Brook and Jacob Bethel, Joe Root came under minor pressure and was eventually rejected by his nemesis fame Krishna in the 73rd over.
On the final ball of the over, Prasad Krishna bowled a short-off-one length outside the off-stump for Joe Root, which pushed it away from his body.
However, he managed to get only a thick lead, and the ball flew towards Dhruv Jurael, who immersed a stunning catch to finish the route for 105 off 152 balls and dragged a stunning catch.
Watch: Dhruv Jurael’s unrealistic catch that eliminates the masterclass of the route on 4 days
A super catches by Jurall. pic.twitter.com/t3wzfuhewhewc
– Mufadal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) August 3, 2025
Really great Test cricketer – Nasar Hussain
Speaking on Sky Sports, former England captain Nasir Hussain said that the route is a great Test cricketer and he is as his life. He said:
“Really great test cricketer as his life. England’s current number 4 will never forget the last number 4 which matters a lot to him.”
Nasir Hussain also said that Root played the best cover drive of his career in the ongoing match.
“Root has played in a root manner, barely playing anger playing a shot and just stroking the ball. I don’t know if I have ever seen him playing cover drive and at the same time he is still today – which is a big statement because he covers the drive so well. He will feel comfortable while he is there.”
In addition, speaking earlier during the tea break, Nasir Hussain said that Mohammad Sirj’s Harry Brook’s fallen catch could be spent in India’s series. He said:
“Sirj has done a lot in the series – the major wicket -taking, his heart and passion – but can be remembered for a catch that was not [when Brook was on 19]This is the game, I am afraid and it was a game-moving moment. If Brook goes there, England may be a bit upset. Does Sirj have anything left now? That light is on on petrol gauge … “
