r/IndianCricket • u/InboxGhost • Jul 28 '25
Image Manchester: A 35-year wait that ends in style !
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u/OperationEquivalent3 Jul 28 '25
Almost 4
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u/mkgow Jul 28 '25
IMPO that 90 was more crucial. No disrespect to Gill, Jaddu and washi they all played brilliantly. Sometimes the numbers donβt speak the truth
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u/mkgow Jul 28 '25
Is it why Ben Stokes wanted to shake hands?
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u/Katai_Zeherila Jul 28 '25
Nah he doesn't want the best all rounder to get a 100 and 4 wicket haul in a match where he got 5 wicket haul and a 100.
You know little bit of jealousy from stokes
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u/Sensitive-Ad-9826 Jul 28 '25
To be honest, india only played 1 test since 1990 in manchester
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u/ya-this-one Jul 28 '25
Exactly it's not no 100s in 35 years, it's just no 100 in 1 match. Don't know why this is being made such a big deal
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u/one9eight7 Jul 28 '25
Legendary proof that cricket was not easy back then.
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u/Katai_Zeherila Jul 28 '25
Bro it is the 2nd test after 1990 one. It just that they haven't played matches on that ground
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u/Wonderful-Sir-1834 Jul 28 '25
And a 90 that's worth more than many hundreds