WATCH: James Anderson Dismisses Shubman Gill For 5th Time In Test Cricket

Shubman Gill had a promising start and went on to score a commendable 34 (46) before being dismissed by James Anderson. It marked his twelfth consecutive innings without reaching a fifty.

This was the fifth time when seasoned England pacer James Anderson dismissed Shubman Gill in seven Test innings. 

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41-year-old James Anderson, making his debut in the ongoing IND vs ENG Test Series, dismissed star India batter Shubman Gill once again during the India vs England 2nd Test in Vizag on Friday. Gill had a promising start and went on to score a commendable 34 (46). It marked his twelfth consecutive innings without reaching a half-century.

In the 29th over, a well-pitched delivery from James Anderson compelled Shubman Gill into a forward defense. However, the Indian batsman could only manage to edge the ball as England's wicket-keeper Ben Foakes completed an easy catch behind the stumps, without much difficulty. This was the fifth time when seasoned England pacer Anderson dismissed Gill in seven innings. 

Watch below viral video of Shubman Gill's dismissal in IND vs ENG 1st Test 

#shubmangill gone for 34, #Anderson strikes , INDIA 99 for 2#INDvENG #IndianCricket #ENGvsINDpic.twitter.com/bnfZmTSxMP

— Ĵagëer Äli (@JageerA786) February 2, 2024

James Anderson has taken the wickets in Test cricket:

- 9 times of Sachin Tendulkar.
- 7 times of Virat Kohli.
- 5 times of Shubman Gill.

The 🐐 of England. pic.twitter.com/cN7gz64YvF

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) February 2, 2024

Shubman Gill's ongoing struggle in Test cricket raises the possibility of him being replaced by the in-form Sarfaraz Khan, who is waiting in the wings. Furthermore, if Virat Kohli makes himself available for selection in the 3rd Test, India's management will face a challenging decision.

Yashasvi Jaiswal scores ton; India goes past 200 on Day 1 of IND vs ENG 2nd Test in Vizag

Yashasvi Jaiswal has struck his second Test century with a remarkable six. His century has helped India regain control after losing two quick wickets in Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill. Notably, Jaiswal narrowly missed out on a hundred in the Hyderabad Test, posting a solid 80 in India's first innings.

India, grappling with key injuries, strive to level the series against a confident England side. England won the series opener in Hyderabad by beating the hosts by 28 runs.