Headingley Test: India holds the match against England, this is the fourth day

Updated: 23-06-2025, 06.43 PM

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In the first Test of the series against England cricket team, the Indian cricket team has strengthened its position. The Indian team scored 364 runs losing all wickets in their second innings. Chasing the target of 371 runs to win in response, England have scored 21/0 by the end of the fourth day game. England need 350 runs to win. Let’s take a look at the fourth day game.

Rahul and Pant scored a century, India scored 364 runs

The Indian team got a big shock on the fourth day as Shubman Gill, who came out of yesterday’s score 90/2. Indian captain Gill was dismissed for just 8 runs. After this, KL Rahul (137) and Rishabh Pant (118) scored centuries and India scored 364 runs batting 96 overs in their second innings. Josh Tung from England for England and Bridan Cars took 3-3 wickets.

Rahul made these records by scoring a century

Rahul has also done wonders as an opener.
Cricinfo According to, Rahul has become the first Indian opener to score a 3 Test century in England. He has left behind veteran Rahul Dravid, Sunil Gavaskar, Vijay Merchant and Ravi Shastri, who scored 2–2 centuries (as a opener). Rahul achieved this feat in his ninth Test innings in England after playing his first Test in 2018.

Pant became the first Indian to score a century in both innings in England

Pant has become the second wicketkeeper batsman in the world to score a century in both innings of a Test match with this century. Prior to him, this feat was done by former wicketkeeper batsman of Zimbabwe cricket team Andy Flower. He scored 142 and 199* in both innings of the Test played against South Africa cricket team in Harare in 2001. Apart from these two, no other wicketkeeper has done this.

7th Indian who scored a century in both innings

Pant has become the 7th Indian to score a century in both innings. He has joined the club of Sunil Gavaskar, Rahul Dravid, Vijay Hazare, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma. Gavaskar has done this 3 times and Dravid has done this 2 times.

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England need 353 runs

Shortly before the end of the fourth day, India’s second innings was all out. In such a situation, England batted in 6 overs in their second innings till the stumps and scored 21 runs without losing any wicket. Currently, Ben Docket (9) and Jack Crowlie (12*) are made at the crease. Jasprit Bumrah from India conceded 9 runs in 3 overs. Siraj scored 9 runs in 2 overs and Jadeja gave 3 runs in 1 over.