India Extends Unbeaten Streak at Home to 17 Series

India’s young guns continue to steal the show as they seal a thrilling series victory against England in Ranchi! This win, secured by a five-wicket margin, not only extends India’s record-breaking streak at home but also highlights the rise of exciting young talents. This victory extended India’s incredible streak of 17 consecutive Test series wins at home, showcasing a legacy of consistent triumph that commenced after their last series loss in 2012-13 against England.

Despite losing the opening Test, India showcased incredible determination, winning the next three matches consecutively. Jaiswal, who only made his Test debut last year, played a crucial role throughout the series, amassing over 600 runs, and joining an elite group of Indian batting legends. His consistent performance and ability to score big runs under pressure mark him as a future star.

Facing a target of 192 runs, India, led by Rohit Sharma, resumed day four at 40 for no loss. Despite a middle-order collapse, a resilient 72-run stand between Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel steered India to victory. Earlier in the morning session, Rohit Sharma’s crucial fifty and the partnership with Yashasvi Jaiswal set the tone for the successful chase. These young players are brilliantly showcasing their bright potential for the future.

The ongoing series faced initial challenges for India, starting with a loss in Hyderabad. However, the team managed to bounce back with consecutive victories in Vizag, Rajkot, and Ranchi. The last time India tasted defeat in a Test series at home was against England in 2012-13, and since then, they have remained undefeated.

India’s dominance at home is a testament to their commitment to success. The team’s unwavering focus on securing victories has resulted in an unprecedented record of 17 consecutive Test series wins. As the final match approaches in Dharamsala, India aims to conclude the series on a high note, further solidifying their legacy of Test supremacy on home turf.

Take a look at all of the 17 wins by the Indian team below.