India Extends Series Lead Over England at Edgbaston with Pant’s Aggressive Batting

During the fourth day of the second Test at Edgbaston, India extended their lead over England with key performances from KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant. Rahul contributed a steady half-century before being dismissed by Josh Tongue, while Pant electrified the crowd with his aggressive batting style, including powerful boundaries and sixes. Pant's antics, such as accidentally sending his bat flying towards square leg, brought laughter to the Indian dressing room and fans alike, showcasing his unpredictable and entertaining approach. Despite some early wickets for India, including Karun Nair's dismissal by Brydon Carse, Pant and Shubman Gill anchored the innings, aiming to build a commanding total. England's bowlers struggled to contain Pant's relentless attack, which kept India in a strong position as they sought to surpass 500 runs. The dynamic between Pant's fearless strokeplay and England's efforts to regain control defined the day's play, with India's lead swelling past 350 runs.