England target should be more than 500 runs: Indian team would like to keep in front of England to win

New Delhi. The Indian cricket team has lost 0–1 after losing in the first match of the 5-match Test series against England. In the second Test, now Team India is standing at such a point from where it can move towards victory. In the first innings of the Birmingham Test, India scored the first 587 runs on the basis of captain Shubman Gill’s 269 runs. After this, Mohammad Siraj’s 6 wickets were all out for 407 runs and took a big lead of 180 runs on the basis of first innings.

By the end of the third day’s play, India had scored 64 runs for 1 wicket and the total lead was 244 runs. The question in everyone’s mind is how much goal against England will be guaranteed to win. The hosts won by achieving the target of 371 runs in the last match. For this reason, the question is arising in everyone’s mind that the Indian team will have to achieve so much total that they can stop England from winning.

The Indian team will play with a lead of 244 runs on the fourth day of the Birmingham Test. Team India lost 1 wicket for 64 runs on the third day. Karun Nair and KL Rahul were pairing at the crease. Captain Shubman Gill, who has made double century for India, is yet to come. Rishabh Pant is the only one who hit a century in both innings of the last match. Team India would like to gain a lead of 500 runs. England looks dangerous at their home.

172 runs in a session

Even after falling 5 wickets for 84 runs in the first innings, Harry Brook and Jamie Smith shared a 303 -run score to reach 400 runs. England scored 172 runs in a session. In such a situation, how many sessions India will take off the hosts to bat or they will go to the target. If a session and India is planning for England all day tomorrow, then at least 550 runs should be held. England won by chasing 378 runs in 2022 against India on the grounds of Birmingham. This is the biggest win of this team chasing the target in Tests. Harry Brook has already said that he is capable of achieving whatever goal India will give.