IND vs ENG / England won the first test match by 28 runs - India's second innings was limited to 202

IND vs ENG: England has won the first match of the 5-match Test series against India by 28 runs. With this victory, the English team has taken a 1-0 lead in the series. The second Test will be played in Visakhapatnam from 2 February. The Indian team, which was chasing the target of 231 runs in Hyderabad on Sunday, was all out for 202 runs in the second innings. Captain Rohit Sharma scored 39 runs. Ravichandran Ashwin and KS Bharat played innings of 28 runs each. Tom Hartley, debuting for England, took 7 wickets.

England started the fourth day with a score of 316/6 and scored 420 runs in the second innings, giving India a target of 231 runs to win. Ollie Pope played an inning of 196 runs. Earlier, India had scored 436 runs and England had scored 246 runs in the first innings.

Ravichandran Ashwin was out after scoring 28 runs. He was stumped by Tom Hartley. Before this, he dismissed wicketkeeper KS Bharat (28 runs). Hartley has taken 6 wickets.

Shreyas Iyer was out after scoring 13 runs, Rohit Sharma 39, KL Rahul 22, Axar Patel 17, Yashasvi Jaiswal 15, Ravindra Jadeja was out after scoring 2 runs, while Shubman Gill was out without opening the account. England scored 420 runs in the second innings on Sunday. In the first innings, England scored 246 runs and India scored 436 runs.

Hartley's sixth wicket, Ashwin returned to the pavilion

India has lost the ninth wicket. Tom Hartley got Ashwin stumped. Ashwin returned to the pavilion after scoring 28 runs.

Hartley bowled Bharat, India's 8th wicket fell.

India has lost the 8th wicket. Tom Hartley broke the half-century partnership by bowling KS Bharat (28 runs). This is Hartley's 5th wicket.

Fifty partnership between Bharat and Ashwin

There has been a half-century partnership between wicketkeeper KS Bharat and Ravichandran Ashwin. This partnership came at an important time. Both added 57 runs on 130 balls.

Ashwin-Bharat added 25 runs in 15 overs

Ravichandran Ashwin and KS Bharat took over Team India after 7 wickets fell. Both of them hit the same boundary between overs 41 and 55 and added 25 runs. India lost the 7th wicket at the score of 119 runs.

Ravindra Jadeja run out

Ravindra Jadeja was run out after scoring 2 runs. He ran to take a single off a full toss from Joe Root, but was dismissed by a direct hit from captain Ben Stokes at mid-on.

Shreyas caught in slip, India lost 4 wickets in 24 runs

Shreyas Iyer was caught in the slips after scoring 13 runs. Jack Leach sent him to the pavilion. India lost 3 wickets within 24 runs. In the third session, the team advanced the innings with a score of 95/3. India also lost the seventh wicket at the score of 119.

Rahul was LBW after scoring 22 runs.

After Akshar, KL Rahul was also out. He was LBW by Joe Root. Rahul scored 22 runs. India lost the 5th wicket at the score of 107 runs. Root took 4 wickets in the first innings.

Akshar out after scoring 17 runs

Akshar Patel was out in the very first over of the third session. He was caught & bowled by Tom Hartley. Akshar was out after scoring 17 runs, he hit 3 fours in the innings. He had a partnership of 32 runs with KL Rahul. He took India's innings forward with a score of 95/3 in the third session.

India till second session- 95/3

By the end of the second session of the fourth day, Team India had scored 95 runs at the loss of 3 wickets. Akshar Patel returned not out after scoring 17 runs and KL Rahul 21 runs. Tom Hartley took all three wickets from England. Rohit Sharma 39, Yashasvi Jaiswal 15 and Shubman Gill were out without opening the account.

England has given India a target of 231 runs. India needs 136 more runs to win from here. While England needs 7 wickets.