India vs England 1st Test 2025 : The first Test match between India and England in Leeds started on 20 June. The new captain Shubman Gill and Team India filled with many inexperienced players started in a great way on the very first day of this series and surprised everyone. While Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a great century, Captain Gill also played a strong half -century innings. But on the other hand, England had to face troubles in their own house. The team of Ben Stokes not only craved for the wicket, but also made a mistake that also made him fined in the middle match.
In this Test match started at the Handingley ground, Team India landed for the first batting. In the first session, KL Rahul and Jaiswal added 91 runs in a great partnership for him. Then in the second session, this responsibility was taken by Jaiswal and captain Gill. While the Indian captain completed his half -century fast, Jaiswal also scored a memorable century on England’s land.
Jaiswal made a mistake
Rahul, Jaiswal and Gill made such a condition of England fast bowlers in their own house that the players of the team started making mistakes slowly. Yashasvi Jaiswal, who had completed his century, was forced to have one such mistake. This is the matter of the 51st over when England captain Stokes was bowling. Jaiswal played the 5th ball of his over lightly, but the first slip, which failed to stop the root ball. The ball started going to the other side with Root’s hand and Harry Brook, who was present on the second slip, dives to stop it.
England got a penalty of 5 runs
But here he made a mistake. He could not grab the ball, but the ball hit the helmet behind the wicketkeeper. What was it then, according to the laws of cricket, this was a big mistake. It is clear in the rules that if the liberation or clothes of the fielding team helps to stop the ball in any way, then the fielding team will be fined 5 runs. The same thing happened here and Team India got 5 runs of free. Seeing all this, the route could not hide his disappointment and sat there holding his head.
