India vs England 4th Test Day 4 Stats: Records tumble as India dominate England

In an action packed day, India completely dominated England and now require another 4 wickets before England score 50 runs to win the 4^th Test at Mumbai and seal the series. Coming out to bat with 451 runs on the board and only 3 wickets in hand, captain Virat Kohli and Jayant Yadav took the attack to the English bowlers and completely decimated them in the first session.

Kohli reached another personal milestone as he scored his third double century of the year and by doing so became only the 3^rd batsman ever to score double centuries in three consecutive series. Shortly after lunch, Yadav reached his first-ever century and became the first no. 9 batsman for India to do so. India were eventually bowled out for 631 leading England by 231 runs.

Extra Cover: Virat Kohli and Jayant Yadav break the record for highest 8th wicket partnership for India

As the visitors came out to bat, Bhuvneshwar Kumar dismissed debutant Keaton Jennings in the very first over. Shortly after that, Ravindra Jadeja joined in the action by dismissing Alastair Cook and Moeen Ali in quick succession. Joe Root and Johny Bairstow led the revival for the Englishmen, but Root was unable to capitalise on the opportunity as he fell for 77. England finally ended the day with 182 runs on the board with the loss of 6 wickets. Ashwin and Jadeja picked up two wickets each while Jayant Yadav picked up the wicket of Root.

Here are the key numbers and statistics from the day’s play:

1- This is the first time a batsman who scored a 100 in the first innings got out for a golden duck in the 2^nd innings.

2 – Kohli and Jayant Yadav’s partnership was the 2^nd highest 8^th wicket partnership against England in Test cricket.

3 – Kohli became only the 3^rd batsman to score double centuries in three consecutive Test series.

4- This is the 4^th time Jadeja got Cook out this series.

5 – Virat Kohli became the 5^th batsman to score 3 double centuries in a calendar year

235 – Highest Score by an Indian Test captain. The previous best was MS Dhoni’s 224 against Australia at Chennai in 2013

8 – This was the highest 8^th wicket partnership for India in Tests. The previous best was 161 by Anil Kumble and Mohammed Azharuddin way back in 1996.

9 – Jayant Yadav’s 104 was the highest ever score by a 9^th wicket batsman for India in Tests.

10 – Joe Root has scored at least one fifty (or more) in each of his ten Tests against India.

11 – Virat Kohli’s 235 is the 11^th highest score by an Indian in Tests.

100 – Ravindra Jadeja completed 100 wickets in Tests today. He took 24 Tests to reach the landmark.

956 – Number of runs added by Virat Kohli since he last hit a six.

1000 – Joe Root reaches 1000 runs against India.

1907 – Last time England conceded 200 for the 8th wicket against any opposition was in 1907

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