Eng vs Ind [Watch]: Gus Atkinson removes Yashasvi Jaiswal with a successful review such as England Early blow to day 1 of the oval test

England’s young pace sensation Gus Atkinson marked his return to test cricket in style, catch, Yashasvi Jaiswal LBW in the opening session of the Fifth and final test At the oval. It was a crucial breakthrough that England gave a flying start, especially in the absence of their regular skipper and series striking, Ben Stokes.

Ollie Pope’s review Gamble pays as England allows early on day 1

The crucial moment took place in the fourth of India’s second innings when Atkinson struck a big blow by dismissing Jaiswal for just 2 points. A good ball in length and seamed back from the field, sneaks along Jaiswal’s bat and Bonte in the pads. Initially there was confusion because of two pads, which led to hesitation when assessing. But Ollie Pope Taken the chance and the review revealed a clear gap between bat and pad – Hawkeye showed all three red. The resignation brought joy to the English camp, while Stokes clapped and Pope celebrated with a fist pump. Jaiswal registered his 6th single figure in the series from the 9 innings that aroused serious concern in the camp.

Here is the video:

Ollie Pope 🤝 drs

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– England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 31, 2025

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Kl Rahul and Sai Sudharsan navigate through the tough first hour of the oval test

Indian batters survived a first hour of testing on a green top under heavy cloud covering as KL satisfied And Sai Sudharsan Lovely calm calm displayed, so that no further damage is guaranteed after the early loss of Yashasvi Jaiswal. They were put under enormous pressure by fiery spells from Atkinson and Josh TongThat movement has extracted and bounce to keep the batters on the edge. Rahul, who continued his consistent form of earlier in the series, looked solid in defense and confidence in leaving balls out outside. He blocked the threatening deliveries with balance and showed a lot of consciousness. Sudharsan, on the other hand, looked somewhat for the time being, was often beaten and struggled to find the center of the bat. Towards the end of the 15th, India was 38 for the loss of Jaiswal.

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