IND vs ENG Live Score, 1st Test Match Day 2: Will Shubman Gill score a double century on captaincy debut?

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, A bouncer, but way down the leg side, left alone.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, FOUR! 50 FOR GILL! In his very first match as Test captain and that too, in 56 balls! And what a batter this guy is. Having the ability to correct his previous shots. The previous shot was a pull to a short ball, straight to one of the two fielders at short mid-wicket. This one is a similar ball. But Gill adjusts ever so slightly, waiting for that one extra second, to pull the ball in front of mid-wicket and to the right of the second fielder, who cannot get it with a slide to his right.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, A short ball, outside off, Shubman Gill plays the pull off the front foot, but finds one of the two fielders at mid-wicket.

Shubman Gill has also captained India in internationals before; he captained the Indian T20 team for the Zimbabwe Tour in July 2024, where he won 4 out of 5 matches.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Similar ball, this time the skipper corrects himself and drives it down to long on for a single.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Full, outside off, Shubman comes forward and works it straight to short mid-wicket.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Similar lin and length, Gill comes half forward to smother the spin.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Full and straight, pushed back to the bowler.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Around off, watchfully defended.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, EDGED, FOUR! Full, outside off, Shubman Gill looks to drive through the covers but the ball comes in with the angle and takes the outside edge. It goes to the left of backward point and Josh Tongue gives it a chase to the ropes and tries to slide and pull it back, but in vain.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, SIX! THUMP! If short ball ploy it is, then attack will be the response! A clear-cut message from the young Jaiswal. Short ball again, but this time, there is plenty of width outside off. As has been the case throughout this innings, Jaiswal does not want to let go of the opportunity. Reaches out, leaps and cuts it over point. There is a fielder in the deep but the ball sails over! The first six of the match. The stand moves to 80 (94).

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, A real effort ball. Despite it gone soft, Tongue uses his shoulders and bends his back, generating extra bounce from a short of a length. YJ is surprised by the bounce and fends it awkwardly towards point.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, One more short ball, steep bounce, Yashasvi rises with the bounce and keeps it down.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Another good short ball, at the rib cage again, Jaiswal rises with the bounce and tucks it towards backward square leg.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, A short ball, around the rib cage, down the leg side, Yashasvi Jaiswal gets inside the line and looks to tuck it away but misses. Josh Tongue shows some interest but the keeper denies having heard any noise. Ben Stokes comes up for a chat regarding the review but does not take it eventually. No conviction from anyone.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, Already a victory for India. We now have as many as three boundary riders, two on the leg side alone. Clearly, Ben Stokes is baffled and wants to stop the run flow as quickly as he possibly can. A short ball, around off, Shubman Gill pulls it all along the ground to deep square leg for a single.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Shorter on off, Gill hangs back and pushes it wide of the short cover fielder for a single.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Again a flighted delivery, on off, Shubman Gill defends it off the front foot.

Shoaib Bashir to Shubman Gill, Tossed up, just outside off, Shubman Gill leans forward and blocks it right under his eyes,

Shoaib Bashir to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shorter, around middle, Jaiswal stands tall and punches it down the ground for a single.

Shoaib Bashir to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Full, around off, watchfully defended.

Shoaib Bashir to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! Quality shot. Not a bad ball at all. Just a smidgen short, outside off. But Yashasvi Jaiswal is seeing the ball like a football. Picks the length quickly, goes back in a trice and punches it behind point for a boundary. Moves to 71 with his 12th boundary. The stand moves to 71 (83).

DRINKS BREAK. 67/0 in 13.2 overs since Lunch. If the first session was poor, this has been nothing short of miserable so far for England. With the Dukes ball getting softer and not generating any movement, the inexperienced bowling attack is just not able to keep the Indians quiet. Not to take anything away from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, who have made merry against some really shoddy bowling. And this is despite the conditions being totally overcast, which means, entirely in England's favour. Gill has just looked top notch, showing excellent technique against the moving ball while Jaiswal seems to get ready for the long haul. He just seems like a student of the great Graham Gooch, who used to say, 'Don't just get hundreds. Get Daddy hundreds.' Jaiswal might be the one who gets a granddaddy hundred. Meanwhile, Gill gets some massage on his hip but gets up quickly with a smile. Time for spin. Here's Shoaib Bashir.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Short again, on off, Jaiswal hops on the back foot and guides the ball to the left of gully. Calls for one and eventually completes it comfortably.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Josh Tongue again short, but the line is well down leg, Jaiswal shoulders his arms to it and leaves it alone.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Short ball aimed at the body, Jaiswal ducks under it as he lets it go.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, A short ball again, this time at the rib cage, Yashasvi keeps it out.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Around off, pushed towards cover.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, A bouncer, on middle, Jaiswal ducks.

One of the good things with a fast outfield - the ball races away to the fence. In 38 overs, 25 times the ball has hit the fence. That means, out of a score of 158, 100 runs have come in boundaries alone. That is a good 63 percent.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, A touch fuller, on middle leg, Jaiswal carefully flicks it along the ground to deep square leg for a single.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! Third boundary of the over! Harmless length ball outside off, enough width on offer. Jaiswal cuts it fiercely past point for four.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, From round the wicket, angling in on a good length, on leg, Jaiswal looks to flick it but misses, as the ball hits his front pad and drops into the ground. A bit of an appeal, but that is going down leg.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! Another fine shot. This one off the back foot. Result the same as the first ball of this over. Just short of full, outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal hangs back, waits for a fraction of a second longer and punches it through point. Once the ball hits the practice wickets, it just races away through this lightning quick outfield. 150 UP FOR INDIA! Jaiswal moves to 61 with his 10th boundary and this stand is also worth 61 (73).

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Full and just outside off, Jaiswal opens the face of his bat and guides it towards gully.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, FOUR! GORGEOUS! Overpitched, wide outside off, Yashasvi Jaiswal leans and drives it beautifully through the covers!

Yashasvi Jaiswal has a really good record against England in Test cricket. Prior to this Test, he had scored 712 runs against them in 9 innings at an average of 89, including two double centuries. That average is the best by a batter against an opponent in Test cricket since 2024 (Minimum 5 innings).

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Back of a length, outside off, Jaiswal plays the steer towards deep third for a single to retain the strike.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, Full on off, Shubman Gill drives it off the front foot to the right of mid off, calls for one and completes it comfortably.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, Length ball angled in on off, Shubman Gill stays back and plays the push. The ball hits the bottom of the bat and bounces in front of him.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, Full and straight, this time Gill defends solidly.

Josh Tongue to Shubman Gill, Full, outside off, nipping back in, Shubman Gill falls over in trying to flick and wears it on his pads. Mild LBW appeals but that was going down the leg side.

Josh Tongue to Yashasvi Jaiswal, On a length, around middle, Yashasvi Jaiswal tucks it through square leg for a single.

This might be an understatement, but Yashasvi Jaiswal is now stamping his authority across the globe.  He has now played Tests in 4 countries away from home - West Indies, South Africa, Australia and England. Barring the rainbow nation, Jaiswal has scored at least a half century in his very first Test in every country. 171 in Roseau, 161 in Perth and now, a half century here.

Chris Woakes to Shubman Gill, Length ball shaping away quite a bit, but the line is well outside off. Gill leaves it alone.

Chris Woakes to Shubman Gill, 50-RUN STAND IS UP! In just 63 balls. Under overcast conditions, the young guns are taking control of the situation for India. Back of a length outside off, Gill stays back and punches it off the back foot, more of a push than a punch. The ball goes in the gap between short cover and point. The point fielder runs behind the ball and cuts it off. The batters complete two runs in that process.

Chris Woakes to Shubman Gill, Length ball angled in and shaping away around off, Shubman Gill prods forward in defense as the ball hits the upper part of his bat and goes to point.

Chris Woakes to Shubman Gill, FOUR!  FLAMBOYANT! Overpitched, outside off, swinging away, Shubman Gill leans and drives it gloriously to the left of mid off, getting his 6th boundary!

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, On a length, around off, Jaiswal punches it through the covers for a single.

Chris Woakes to Yashasvi Jaiswal, Full, outside off, angling away, Yashasvi Jaiswal shoulders arms.