England-India batsmen did 70 years old history equal, record set in 1955 survived

Oval Very few must have heard that the batsmen were dominated in England and in the rain of centuries, bowlers were seen getting wet in the five matches of the series. On the tour of England of India in 2025, the attacking batting of the hosts will be remembered for the scared thinking of Team India as well as the best contribution of the batsmen. Both teams scored a lot of centuries and a world record was made in 1955. In the series between Australia and West Indies, 21 centuries were scored then.

Yashasvi Jaiswal had scored the century number 19 of the series on the third day of the Oval Test, England needed two big innings on the fourth day of the match and it was shown by Harry Brook and Joe Root. Brook hit the series century number 20 on the oval ground and Root got the century number 21 and the 70 -year -old record also became equal.

India-England shared record

In the last moments of the Oval Test match, the kind of competition that was seen, was also seen to score a century in the series. On the fourth day of the match, Harry Brook and Joe Root scored a century and delivered 9 in the series of England. In this series, 12 centuries came from India and the total number of centuries increased to 21 which equals the world record made in 1955. That is, 70 years ago, 21 centuries were scored in the series between Australia and West Indies. Now so many centuries were scored in 2025. At the same time, in 2003-04, there were 20 centuries in the Test series between West Indies and South Africa. There have been 19 centuries in the series between India and England.

Gill’s gang also made records

For the first time in Indian cricket history, the Indian team has 12 centuries in a Test series, while this happened for the fourth time in world cricket. Captain Shubman Gill already demolished several records by scoring 4 centuries in this series, while his team took a unique record. India has equaled Australia, Pakistan and South Africa in the case of the team that scored the most centuries in a Test series. Overall, the batsmen dominated this series in which England got the hand.