IND vs ENG Hyderabad Test: The Hyderabad Test between the Indian team and England was very exciting. This was the first match of the 5-match series between the two teams. In this, the Indian team had established its hold from the very beginning. But in the last innings, England turned the tables and won the match by 28 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the series.
This is India's most humiliating defeat at home in its history so far. In fact, for the first time, the Indian team has lost at home after taking a lead of 100 or more runs in the first innings. In this match, the Indian team had taken a lead of 190 runs in the first innings.
Indian team lost for the first time in Hyderabad
Also, this is the first defeat of the Indian team in its Test history on this ground in Hyderabad. Before this test match, India had played a total of 5 test matches on this ground, out of which 4 were won (consecutive) and 1 was drawn (first match). In this way, this is the first defeat of the Indian team in Hyderabad.
But in this match, the fans are still not able to understand that where did the Indian team go wrong in the Hyderabad Test, due to which the winning match slipped away? Let us tell you that the biggest mistake of the Indian team has been overconfidence.
This is how the England team got the advantage in the match
Actually, after losing the toss, the England team decided to bat first, then the Indian spinners showed their magic and reduced them to 246 runs. After this, the batsmen did wonders and scored 436 runs in the first innings and took a lead of 190 runs. From here the brigade led by Rohit Sharma got overconfident.
After this, when the England team came out to bat in the second innings, they took advantage of this overconfidence of the Indian team and made a big score of 420 runs and set a target of 231 runs. At one time England had lost 5 wickets for 163 runs. After that, Ollie Pope made small partnerships with the rest of the batsmen and took England to a big score of 420. Also Pope played an inning of 196 runs.
The pair of Jadeja and Ashwin did not work at all in the second innings. Ashwin took 4 wickets giving away 126 runs at an economy rate of 4.34. Whereas Jadeja took 2 wickets while giving 131 runs with an economy rate of 3.85. This can also be considered a major reason for the defeat of the Indian team.
