India and England will begin their five-match Test series in Hyderabad. The opening first test match of the series between the two teams will take place at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium on January 25. The Indian spin attack will challenge England, but playing ‘baseball’ cricket in England will also pose a significant threat to India.
The first-ever test match between India and England will take place in Hyderabad.
Let us inform you that the first-ever test match between the two teams will take place in Hyderabad. India has not yet played England in a test format on this pitch. The competition should be thrilling in this kind of setting. India has also played five test matches on this pitch thus far. Of these, India has won four. On this field, Team India has not dropped a single game. India defeated the West Indies by ten wickets in the most recent game, which took place in 2018. On this field, India has triumphed over formidable teams like Australia and New Zealand.
High and Low scores
The highest score ever achieved on this pitch was 687 runs, which India achieved in a 2017 match against Bangladesh at a six-wicket loss. In contrast, West Indies’ 2018 total of 127 runs was the lowest ever. 367 runs is India’s lowest score on this pitch. The numbers make it very evident that England will not be able to defeat India on this pitch easily.
How does the pitch feel right now?
Rahul Dravid, the head coach of Team India, made a statement on the pitch before kickoff. “It is hard to say anything about the pitch right now,” he stated. It will be known to us when the game begins. From what I have seen this pitch is looking good. However, the pitch will provide a turn to the spinners. I can’t say anything right now about how soon or how fast. As the game progresses the ball will get more turn. Let us tell you that the spinners get a lot of help on this pitch. At the same time, the pitch is also excellent for the batsmen.
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