In Pics: Shubman Gill, Dhruv Jurel stand tall, India seal record-extending 17th consecutive series win at home
England put India under pressure defending 192 but Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel grinded out a five-wicket win for the hosts
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Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma scored half-centuries of contrasting nature as India beat England by five wickets and sealed a record-extending 17th consecutive Test series at home. Gill and Jurel put up an unbeaten stand of 72 off 136 balls and led India to victory. (PTI)
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The opening duo of skipper Rohit Sharma and young gun Yashasvi Jasiwal threatened to take the game away within a blink of an eye after a slow start to the game. Rohit started to accelerate after he cleared the boundary line in James Anderson's over. Jaiswal joined the party as he followed up with a four. (PTI)
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It was Joe Root who got the breakthrough for England in the form of Yashasvi Jaiswal, with James Anderson taking a sensational catch. (PTI)
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Shubman Gill then came in, set up camp and saw India through to Lunch with Ravindra jadeja at the other end. (AP)
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However, Shoaib Bashir got England going early in the second session by getting Jadeja and Sarfaraz Khan off consecutive deliveries. (AFP)
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However, that was all the success England could have in that session with Gill and Jurel choosing to not chase boundaries. The pair ended up batting more than 30 overs without hitting a single boundary. (REUTERS)
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Gill ended up getting to his fifty without hitting a four or a six. However, he then smashed two big ones as Stokes brought the field in when India got closer to the target. (REUTERS)
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