Archive · 25 Jul 2025
England Leads India in Manchester; Crawley Disputes Time-Wasting Claims
England had a great day of cricket against India in Manchester, with their batsmen scoring lots of runs.
India's batter Rishabh Pant bravely played with an injury, scoring a half-century.
England's opening batsmen were very successful.
One of India's bowlers, Shardul Thakur, didn't bowl much and said he thought he could have bowled more.
There was also a disagreement between players about time-wasting during a previous match, but the England player said it was a misunderstanding.
England dominated Day 2 of the 4th Test against India in Manchester.
Rishabh Pant scored a fifty despite a fractured toe.
England's openers, Crawley and Duckett, formed a 166-run partnership.
Shardul Thakur felt underutilized with the ball.
Zak Crawley refuted accusations of time-wasting by Shubman Gill.
- Who
- India and England cricket teams.
- What
- England dominated Day 2 of the 4th Test; Crawley refuted time-wasting claims.
- When
- Day 2 of the fourth Test.
- Where
- Manchester, England.
- Why
- England had a successful day of batting in the match, while a player from a previous match spoke on time-wasting claims.
India
England
Time-wasting
India
Crawley was intentionally time-wasting.
England
Crawley's behavior was a misunderstanding.
- Match
- India vs. England, 4th Test
- Location
- Manchester
- England's Score (Day 2)
- 225/2 (46 overs)
- India's 1st Innings Score
- 358
- Crawley's runs
- 84
- Duckett's runs
- 94
Sources
Always difficult to find your rhythm: Shardul Thakur on being underbowled in Manchester
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