 "Five-day Test ends in just two and a half days, India beats West Indies by an innings and 140 runs – News-Patiala ਪੰਜਾਬੀ")
India had the first Test of the two-match series against the West Indies just two for two two two to two two and a half days. After winning the tasts and decided to bat, the guest team was killed in the first innings, Muhammad Siraj and Jaspreet Bumrh, the deadly bowling. India declared Kal Rahul, Dhabhav Erable and Ravindra Jadeza’s strong hundreds of runs on his first innings. Chasing the lead of 286 runs on the third day of the match, the West Indies also collapsed in his second innings. Jadeja and Siraj wrap the team a wide innings and win the 140 runs.
West Indies had to face severe defeat in Ahmedabad Test. Team India showed the aggressive attitude to which was expected before the series of series. Muhammad Siraj and Jaspreet Bumar walked destruction with the ball while the Caribbean team failed to catch the spin of Kaldeep Yadav and Ravinder Jadeja. The first innings, the team approached 162 runs could score only 146 runs in the second innings.
Muhammad Saraj and Jadeja took a waned destruction
In Ahmedabad Test, Indian pacer Mohammad Saraz wreaked the same destruction in England. Muhammad Siraj took four wickets for only 40 runs in the first innings and looked more dangerous in the second. Muhammad Siraj took 3 wickets for 31 overs in 11 overs. Siraj took a total of 8 wickets in the match. Ravindra Jadeja also bowled out in the second innings, 54 for 54 runs in 13 overs. Kuldeep Yadav and Washington Beautiful gave great support to other bowlers in the match. Jaspreet Burrah took three wickets in the first innings.
Three archivors of India
Cale Rahul, Dhabhav Eraper and Ravinder Jadeja, were important to win India’s innings. Thanks to all three, India acquired important leaders by setting up 448 for West Indies. An Indian opener took a Test century in India after nine years. Kal Rahul was dismissed with 100 off 197 balls. Rhruv Elawal scored 120 balls, while Ravinder Jadeja remained unbeaten by 104 runs. The captain Bulabhwan Gill also planned a half-century.