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India face England In the third test of the five -game series in the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, from July 10. Overcome a 336 victory in Edgbaston, Shubman gillMen have leveled the series 1-1 and will be eager to carry out this impulse. However, Lord’s brings a mixture of glory and sadness to the Indian team. Although recent victories have altered the narrative, the enclosure has historically been a hard battle for India. As the teams prepare for another classic duel, Lord’s ghosts and glories will see great about this encounter.
From CK Nayudu to Virat Kohli: India’s Tryst with Lord under different captains
India’s attempt with Lord’s began in 1932, in the debut test as a nation, but it was not until 1986, 54 years later, that they tasted the victory here. That historical victory was under the leadership of Kapil DevA moment that broke the long -term hood in Cricket’s house. For decades, Lord -symbolized cord opportunities and lost opportunities for the Indian cricket, with several nearby encounters. The greatness of the enclosure often reflected the unpleasant performances of India, turning it into a psychological barrier as much as a cricket. For older fans, Lord’s is a place where hope often became a heart.
The Fortune of India in Lord’s took a significant turn in the last decade. In 2014, under Ms womanThe captaincy, India, won an impressive victory led by the short -term spelling spell of Ishant Sharma, who dismantled England on the last day. The Renaissance continued by 2021 under Shot kohliAggressive leadership. That party witnessed Kl satisfiedThe sublime century and a long -awaited bowling performance on the 5th, which sealed a 151 -year -old victory, burning wild celebrations on the balcony. These triumphs not only restored belief, but also remodeled the modern identity of India at Lord’s, a place that was feared, now more and more conquered.
Here is a breakdown of the India Test Registry in Lord’s:
1) June 25-28 1932: England won by 158 runs
This party is of immense historical importance as a debut in India in the test cricket. Directed by Col. Ck nayuduThe team faced a strong side of England. England published 259 in his first entries, and despite Mohammad sneezingThe burning rhythm of 5/93, India managed only in 189. England scored 275/8D, and established in India a 346 goal. India’s inexperience was shown when they were fired by 187, marking a challenging but innovative entry in the test arena.
2) June 27-30, 1936: England won by 9 doctors
In the second test at Lord’s, India continued to fight against the England bowling attack. They were overturned by a Paltry 147 and then 93 in their two entries, not offering significant resistance. England, after ensuring an advantage of first innings, pursued the small goal of 107 for the loss of a single wick comfortably.
3) June 22-25, 1946: England won by 10 doctors
This was the first test of India after World War II. England, directed by Wally HammondThe century (138) scored 428 in its first entrances. India responded with 200, with Vinoo Manadad Scoralizing at the age of 63. India then managed 275, but it was not enough to save the game. England pursued the scant goal of 95 without losing a wick, highlighting the continuous struggles of India in English conditions.
4) June 19-24 1952: England won by 8 doctors
Known famous as “Mankad Test”, this match saw an incredible performance of everything Vinoo Manadad. He marked 72 in the first entrances of India (235) and then turned 73 points to take 5/196 at the entrances to England of 537. In the second entrance of India, then Mankad scored a magnificent 184. Despite his solo brightness, India was fired by 378, setting a goal of only 77, who chased with 8 metallic metallic. Mankad is still one of the only three non -English players that appear on both Batting and Bowling Honor Boards in Lord’s.
5) June 18-20, 1959: England won by 8 doctors
This was a relatively low matter, where the Indian shake fired again. They only managed 168 and 165, fighting English rhythm and sewing. England achieved a vital advantage of first innings and then pursued his goal comfortably, winning by eight doctors. This continued a control pattern of England on India in his house in the 1950’s.
6) June 22-26, 1967: England won by an entry and 124 runs
A completely dominant performance in England. They stacked 386 runs in their first entrances, with Geoff Boycott Leaving 92. India’s response was Meek, who went out to 152 and after 100 at the second post, which suffered a defeat of the entrances. This result emphasized the gulf between the two teams at that time and the continued incapacity of India to effectively compete at Lord’s.
7) July 22-27, 1971: Drawn Party
This drawn party was significant, as it was part of the series where India would continue to record its first victory in the series of testing in England. After England scored 304, India responded with a solid 313, making a small advantage. The game headed for a tie, as both teams focused on avoiding defeat instead of forcing a result. Was a testament to the growing resilience of India Ajit Wadekar.
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8) June 20-24, 1974: England won by an entry and 285 runs
This test is still a dark memory for the Indian cricket, often known as the “42 -year -old summer”. After England accumulated about 629 massive runs, including a double century since Dennis Amiss (188), India collapsed dramatically. They were overturned by 302 in their first entrances, and then infamous by only 42 in their second, which is still the lowest test score in India. It was a humiliating and complete defeat.
9-7 August 1979: drawn party
The test of this gentleman saw a remarkable recovery from India after being embedded by only 96 in his first entrances. England declared 419/9. In front of a huge deficit, India fought strongly in his second entrances, with centuries Dilip Vengsarkar (103) and Gundappa Viswanath (113). His resilience achieved a hard draw, preventing a strong loss.
10-15 June 1982: England won by 7 doctors
The first test at Lord’s in June 1982 was a hard encounter that saw England won a 7 Wicket victory over India, although it was largely defined by a magnificent comprehensive performance by Kapil Dev and a brilliant century of Dilip Vengsarkar. After England published a 433 Commander in his first entrances, directed by the 126 Derek Randall and the Five-Wicker Haul of Kapil Dev (5/125), India fought, launched for only 128 and forced to follow.
However, India’s second entry saw a combat spirit, with Dilip Vengsarkar making an excellent 157 and Kapil Dev shot a rapid 89 of only 55 balls, helping India to reach 369 and set a small goal of 65 runs in England. Despite Kapil Dev’s three fast doctors in England’s persecution, they reached the goal comfortably, gaining victory, but Kapil Dev’s heroic people were precisely the game player.
11) June 5-10: India won by 5 doctors
This was a really historic breakthrough for India, his first victory in Lord’s after 54 years. Dilip Vengsarkar scored a splendid 126* in the first entrances, while the 5 Wicket of Chetan Sharma and Kapil Dev’s crucial were vital. India successfully pursued a fourth target of 134, sending waves of joy through the Fraternity of Indian Cricket.
12) July 26-31, 1990: England won by 247 runs
This party is greatly reminded by Graham Gooch (333 and 123) twin phenomenals, a record performance. Despite the brilliant century of Ravi Shastri in England (100) and the amazing four consecutive six of Kapil Dev, in Eddie Hemmings, India could not coincide with the Mammoth score in England. It was a high -score encounter where the battle of England simply exceeded India.
13) June 20-24: Drawn Party
A test game launched Indian cricketing, as it marked the sensational tests of Sourav Gangul and Rahul Dravid. Ganguly scored a majestic 131, becoming the third Indian to mark a century on the debut of the test at Lord’s, while Dravid fell into five runs in 95. His collaboration and resistant shake assured that India had a hard tie.
14) July 25-29, 2002: England won by 170 runs
England set a defiant goal in the fourth post. Despite a brave effort from India, particularly a century of Agarkar Ajit struggle (109*), they were overturned by 397 in search of 568. The bowls of England maintained their nerve to achieve a comfortable victory, despite the heroics of Agarkar who briefly threatened an unlikely part of India.
15) July 19-23, 2007: drawn party
A game affected by the rain and you have ended in a draw, preserving the leadership of India in the series (which they finally won 1-0). Batting heroics of Kevin Pietersen For the aggravated resistance of England and Dhoni for India he said the test was competitive. Both teams settled a draw, focusing on the wider series.
16-25 July 2011: England won by 196 runs
Celebrating in the 2000th History Testing Party, this game saw England, the then world test number one, defeating exhaustively in India. Kevin PietersenThe double century (202*) and James Anderson’s swing was too much for India’s star programming. This strong loss was part of a 4-0 white for India in this series.
17) July 17-21, 2014: India won by 95 runs
An important change for India in Lord’s. After a crucial century from Ajinkya Rahane (103) helped India publish a total of first competitive innings, the second post saw Ishant Sharma It produces a career spell of 7/74. His hostile bowls struck the beatings of England, achieving a memorable victory for India under Dhoni.
18) August 9-12, 2018: England won by an entry and 159 runs
A dominant exhibition of England in swinging conditions. James AndersonThe master’s bowling, exploiting the lord’s slope and balance, could not be reproduced for Indian batters, giving rise to collapses at both entrances. The total of the first Innings in England meant that they won a comprehensive victory at the entrances, an important memory of the challenges that India faces.
19) August 12-16 2021: India won by 151 runs
This was a really iconic victory, characterized by an incredible drama and resilience. After a tight contest for four days, Mohammed Shami (56 not outside) and Jasprit bumrah (34 not outside) He shared an extraordinary collaboration of 89 years of unbeaten of 89 debris that transformed the party. His challenge established a challenging goal in England, and then India’s rhythm attack, particularly Mohammed Siraj and Bumrah, launched England on the last day exciting, sealing a famous victory.
