Awaited Second test between England and India In Birmingham, starting from July 2, 2025, a spectacle has been given to cricket fans. Edgbaston Pitch became a platform for a historic batting masterclass, with a loss to India after a loss in the series opener. 4 days by stump, India Was put England Under immense pressure, thanks to his young captain for record-breaking performance, Shubman Gill,
India tightened their hold on England on 4 of the Edgbaston Test
Day 4 strongly began under control with India, announced his second innings at a huge 427/6, leading England a difficult target of 608 runs. The highlight of India’s batting was again Gill, who followed his monumental 269 in the first innings, with 162 balls in the second with 161, 13 fours and 8 sixes. He was supported by Rishabh Pant (45) and Ravindra jadeja (79*), while KL Rahul Provided a stable start with 55 runs.
England’s reply was unstable from the beginning. Zak Croly Fall early, and however Ben docket Played a sharp cameo, the wickets tumbled at regular intervals. By stumps, England were reels at 72/3, yet an impossible 536 runs were needed to win. Oli pope (24*) and Harry Brook (15*) at the crease. Under the leadership of India’s bowlers Sky deep And Mohammad SirajExploited the pressure, took the major wickets and left England with a mountain to climb the last day.
Top 5 batsmen with most runs in the same test
The Edgbaston Test will be remembered for Gill’s 430 -run agargate – an achievement that holds it among an aristocratic group of batsmen, dominating a test match in both innings. In a single test here, take a close look at the five highest sets by a batsman:
- Graham coach
Graham coachIn 1990, 456 runs against India remained a benchmark, which was made at 333 in the first innings and one in the second at 123. This record stands on the test of time, in which the all-round dominance of Gooch has been unmatched for decades.
- Shubman Gill
Gill’s 430 in EDGBASTON is now in second place only after Gooch. Gill had a record for the highest by an Indian in England in the first innings, but in the second innings his Rapid 161 brought him to this historic milestone. He became only the fourth batsman to score 400+ runs in a test, and the first Indian to do so Sunil GavaskarLong national records.
- Mark taylor
Australian opener Mark taylor Leading from the front in Peshawar, scored 334 334 in the first innings. He added a 92 to the second, showing his hunger for runs and strategic leadership. Less than his announcement Brian LaraAt that time the world record attracted praise and debate alike.
- Kumar Sangkar
Kumar SangakkaraHe had elegance on full performance as 424 runs in two innings. The first one after a 319 in the second 105 in the second, underlined its adaptability and class. Against the attack of a weak Bangladesh, he batted completely under control like a man.
- Brian Lara
Lara’s prestigious quadruple century in Antigua still has the highest individual score in single test innings. Batting for two whole days, West indies Maestro wrote record books again with an innings, which was as much about mental flexibility as the fiery. His unbeaten 400 remains a unique monument of batting domination.
| Rank | Player | Run (match) | Rival and year | Shift score |
| 1 | Graham coach | 456 | VS India, 1990 | 333 and 123 |
| 2 | Shubman Gill | 430 | VS England, 2025 | 269 and 161 |
| 3 | Mark taylor | 426 | Vs Pakistan, 1998 | 334* and 92 |
| 4 | Kumar Sangakkara | 424 | VS Bangladesh, 2014 | 319 and 105 |
| 5 | Brian Lara | 400 | VS England, 2004 | 400* (single innings) |
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