• Mohammed Siraj’s perfect yorker sealed a thrilling six-run win for India at The Oval.

  • India's resilient batting and timely bowling breakthroughs helped the side to clinched a narrow series-levelling victory.

ENG vs IND [WATCH]: Mohammed Siraj seals India’s victory with a stunning yorker to dismiss Gus Atkinson at The Oval
Mohammed Siraj nails perfect yorker to uproot Gus Atkinson’s stumps sealing thrilling win for India at The Oval (Image source: X)

Mohammed Siraj clinched a sensational victory for India with a perfect yorker that uprooted Gus Atkinson’s stumps at The Oval, sealing a thrilling six-run win for India in the final Test of the series. The match, played in riveting conditions, ended with India narrowly overcoming England in a pulsating last-day finish to level the series 2-2.

Mohammed Siraj’s blazing yorker shatters Gus Atkinson’s stumps

At 85.1 overs into England’s second innings chase of 374 runs, Siraj delivered the moment of the match. Bowling a nearly unplayable yorker aimed at the base of leg stump, Siraj left Atkinson with no room to maneuver. Atkinson attempted a desperate sweep but the ball went under his bat and demolished the off stump. The stadium erupted as Siraj’s five-wicket haul was completed and India secured one of their closest Test victories ever. The Indian team poured onto the field in joyous celebration, while Chris Woakes received sportsmanlike handshakes, acknowledging the fine contest. The victory was testament to Siraj’s tenacity, having bowled 30.1 overs, taking 6 wickets for 104 runs, showing unwavering resolve under immense pressure. The match also saw significant bowling support from Prasidh Krishna, who took four vital wickets against a resilient English batting lineup.

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Final innings drama between England and India at The Oval

The final day at The Oval was a rollercoaster that had fans on the edge of their seats. India had posted 224 in the first innings, to which England replied with 247, a slight lead. But it was India’s commanding 396 in the second innings, powered by Yashasvi Jaiswal’s 118 and contributions from Akash Deep (66), Ravindra Jadeja (53), and Washington Sundar (53), that set a challenging target of 374 for England.

England’s chase began steadily with Zak Crawley scoring 14 and Ben Duckett 54, followed by resilient centuries from Joe Root (105) and Harry Brook (111) that threatened to derail India’s chances. Yet, as the match reached its crescendo, Indian bowlers staged a comeback. Krishna and Siraj struck crucial blows, including the dismissals of Brook and Root. The scoreboard pressure mounted until Siraj’s final perfect yorker ended the thrilling contest.

India’s victory by a mere six runs—the closest margin for them in Test cricket—was a demonstration of perseverance and team spirit. This win allowed India to level the series, retaining the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, and etching this Test among the most memorable in recent cricket history.

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