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Smith Hits 80-Ball Century as England Counterattacks to 249-5 Against India in 2nd Test
- On July 4 at Edgbaston, Jamie Smith made an 80-ball century as England counter-attacked India at 249 for five in the 2nd Test match.
- The strong response came after early blows where India quickly dismissed both Joe Root and Ben Stokes, amid criticism of their cautious fielding strategy.
- Smith and Harry Brook shared a 165-run sixth-wicket partnership, easing pressure on England after India posted 587 runs led by Shubman Gill's 269.
- Gill’s 269, including 30 fours, was the highest by an Indian in England, surpassing Sunil Gavaskar's 221 made in 1979, and helped build India's fourth-highest total in England.
- England's fightback with Smith's rapid century suggests they remain competitive despite trailing the series 1-0 after India dominated early play.
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Smith hits 80-ball century as England counterattacks to 249-5 against India in 2nd test
Mohammed Siraj removed Joe Root and Ben Stokes in successive balls before England counterattacked through Harry Brook and century-maker Jamie Smith to reach 249-5 at lunch on Day 3 of the second test against India.
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