Team India suffered an awful collapse on Day 2 of the first Test against the England National Cricket Team at Headingley in Leeds on Saturday, June 21, to register an unwanted record.
Playing the first Test match in the absence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma after a long time, the Shubman Gill-led side displayed a brilliant batting performance on English soil.
The duo batted exceptionally well, and both the youngsters slammed terrific tons. After Jaiswal fell, Rishabh Pant joined forces with Shubman Gill, and he too hit a brilliant century.
However, that didn't happen as India suffered a shocking collapse and lost 7 wickets for 41 runs, getting bundled out for 471 runs in 113 overs (430/4, 447/5, 453/6, 454/7, 458/8, 469/9 and 471/10).
Lowest all-out totals to include three individual hundreds:
471 Ind vs Eng Headingley 2025
494 Aus vs Eng Headingley 1924
471 looks a lot better for England than it could have been - Michael Atherton
Speaking on Sky Sports, the former England skipper Michael Atherton said that the Three Lions would be happy to stop the visitors at 471. He stated:
During the same interaction, the former English skipper Nasser Hussain said:
Meanwhile, speaking on the BBC Test Match Special, former England captain Michael Vaughan said that Ben Stokes & Co. would be delighted with their performance in the final hour of India's innings. He said:
He also issued a warning to England, stating that the Jasprit Bumrah-led bowling will come hard at them. He said:
"You look at Ben Stokes, he will be delighted. But now the game starts. The India seamers will be used to bowling on these surfaces so they will fancy themselves. Jasprit Bumrah is world-class."
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