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India and England Honor Graham Thorpe at Oval Test
In a cricket match between India and England, both teams honored Graham Thorpe, a former player and coach, by wearing headbands and receiving a standing ovation.
The game is part of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
England has won two matches, and India has won one so far.
This tribute was especially poignant as it coincided with Thorpe's birthday, highlighting his contributions to cricket.
India played England in the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at the Oval.
Indian players wore white headbands to honor former England batter and coach Graham Thorpe.
The crowd at the Oval gave a standing ovation to honor Graham Thorpe on his birth anniversary.
Thorpe played 100 Test matches for England, scoring 6744 runs.
England won at Headingley and Lord's, while India won at Edgbaston.
- Who
- India and England cricket teams.
- What
- India and England played a Test match, honoring Graham Thorpe.
- Where
- The Oval in London.
- When
- During the fourth Test match of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
- Why
- To compete in a Test match and to honor Graham Thorpe.
Key facts
- Event
- Fourth Test Match
- Teams
- India vs. England
- Location
- The Oval, London
- Deceased Honored
- Graham Thorpe
- Thorpe's Test Runs
- 6744
- Series Score
- England leads 2-1
Sources
India hits back in the afternoon to reduce England to 215-7 at tea in fifth and final test
IND vs ENG: Indian Players Pay Tribute To Former England Batter And Coach Graham Thorpe On His Birth Anniversary At Oval Test
England Races To 154-3 In Fifth And Final Test
