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India’s cricket team pulled off a stunning, history-making win at The Oval, defeating England by just six runs to level the five-match Test series 2-2—a feat seen as one of the greatest comebacks in Indian cricket history. The sheer drama, emotional highs, and the stakes involved set this match apart as an iconic chapter in the sport . The Oval Miracle: How India Did the Impossible The final Test at The Oval had it all—pressure, nerves, genius bowling, and fight till the end. Needing 374 runs to win, England started Day 5 at 339/6, seemingly in control. What followed was a breathtaking bowling spell led by Mohammed Siraj , who ripped through England’s lower order, taking a five-wicket haul and sealing India’s narrowest-ever Test victory by runs . When Siraj bowled Gus Atkinson with a searing yorker, the Indian team erupted in celebration, sprinting across the field, hugging Siraj, and soaking up the applause from ecstatic fans. The iconic image of Siraj with arms aloft, exhausted an...

Shubman Gill’s record-breaking leadership, Akash Deep’s dream spell, and England’s unraveling—this was more than a win. It was a statement. India defeated England by 336 runs at Edgbaston, securing their first-ever Test win at the venue. Here’s how Gill’s brilliance, Deep’s fire, and England’s missteps shaped a historic moment. For 58 years, Edgbaston remained unconquered territory for India. Eight attempts, seven losses, one draw—and a lingering sense of unfinished business. But on July 6, 2025, that narrative was shattered. India defeated England by a colossal 336 runs , not only leveling the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 1–1 but also scripting one of the most dominant overseas Test wins in Indian cricket history. 🧠 Shubman Gill: The Architect of a New Era At just 25 years and 301 days, Shubman Gill became the youngest Indian captain to win a Test overseas, surpassing Sunil Gavaskar’s 49-year-old record. But it wasn’t just the milestone—it was the manner. First innings : 269 (highest b...