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  • Kuldeep Yadav took 5/72 in 1st innings
  • R Ashwin took 4/51 in his 100th Test

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R Ashwin displayed commendable sportsmanship by refusing to overshadow Kuldeep Yadav's outstanding performance, ensuring it was the left-arm spinner, who led India off the field with the match ball in his hand.

Watch: Kuldeep Yadav, R Ashwin share heartwarming moment at end of England's innings in Dharamsala

In a heartwarming display of camaraderie and respect, spinners R Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav shared a touching moment that encapsulated the spirit of cricket during the India vs England Test match. Following a commanding performance by the Indian spin duo, which saw them collectively take 9 wickets to dismantle the English batting lineup, both bowlers demonstrated humility and team spirit in deciding who should have the honor of taking the match ball after England's innings concluded.

Kuldeep Yadav, with a remarkable 5/72, achieved his 4th five-wicket haul in Test cricket, while R Ashwin, commemorating his 100th Test appearance, contributed significantly with 4/51, enhancing the occasion's significance. The BCCI captured and shared a video highlighting the exchange between the two at the innings' close. Initially, Kuldeep, holding the ball, gestured to pass it to Ashwin, acknowledging his milestone Test and impressive four-wicket haul.

However, Ashwin displayed commendable sportsmanship by refusing to overshadow Kuldeep's outstanding performance. Despite Mohammed Siraj offering the ball to Ashwin, the seasoned off-spinner insisted that Kuldeep deserved the limelight for his exceptional five-wicket achievement. This gesture allowed Kuldeep to lead the team off the field, proudly holding the ball aloft to acknowledge the crowd's applause, signifying India's advantageous position in the match.

This exchange not only highlighted the mutual respect and admiration between Kuldeep Yadav and R Ashwin but also underscored the collaborative spirit within the Indian team.

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