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Ollie Pope's century against India silenced critics questioning his place in the team. His performance boosted England's response, reflecting a comeback after past struggles. His focused approach foresees exciting developments in the series.

Ollie Pope Hits Century, Addresses Team Critics

Ollie Pope struck a century against India, easing doubts about his team place. His 106-run innings marked a strong comeback, aiding England's 465-run reply. Focusing on game improvement, not critics, Pope shows resilience and skill in Test series.

Ollie Pope Hits Century, Wins Critics Over

Ollie Pope hit a century against India, silencing team selection doubts. He focused on game improvement amidst criticism.

His away series against India last year had started with a bang and ended in a whimper but Ollie Pope has consciously tried to not let discussions about his slot in the playing eleven affect him too much while constructing a stylish century during England's solid first innings reply on the second day of opening Test.
Vice-captain Pope, whose place in the team has been under scanner since his technique got exposed by Jasprit Bumrah and Indian spinners in the 2024 away series, scored a fine 106 in England's first innings score of 465.
For the record, Pope had started with 196 in Hyderabad and then in remaining four Tests, totalled 40 runs.
"I've tried not to let it affect me too much," Pope said at post day press conference on Sunday.
"I've just been trying to make sure my game's in as good a place as possible and when I get in, try to make sure I make the most of it. I've tried to let the outside noise do its thing and make sure my game keeps improving, and that I get my headspace in as good a place as possible too." Pope has tried to bring about a change in his mindset wherein he doesn't feel too hard pressed to reach his first 30 runs and then feel set.
"It's almost just trying my game a little bit more: not feeling like I've got to rush to 30 to then really feel 'in'. It's trying to enjoy the process of building an innings, rather than just, 'I want to get to 30 to then make a big one'...
"It's something I've been working hard on, just generally putting my game in a better place and making sure my defence is as good as it can be." However, the graceful right hander agreed that there is still a long way to go in the marathon five-Test series.
"It's a long series, and there's a lot to be done in this game still as well," he added.
"It's definitely (an innings) that I really enjoyed. It was disappointing not to kick on this morning, but I'm really happy with how I went about it and played, and I'm happy with where my game's at - so hopefully, I can kick on."


India need 152 runs to win the Test and clinch the 5-match series which they lead 2-1.

IND vs ENG 4th Test: India need 152 runs to clinch series; Ashwin takes 35th Test 5-wicket haul

India need 152 runs to win the Test and clinch the 5-match series which they lead 2-1.

Set a victory target of 192, India reached 40 for no loss at stumps on the third day of the fourth Test against England in Ranchi on Sunday.
India will take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series if they knock off the required 152 runs on Monday.
At close of play, skipper Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal were batting on 24 and 16 respectively.
Senior off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (5/51) and left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav (4/22) shared nine wickets between them to run through the England line-up in their second innings on a pitch offering the slow bowlers enough help.
England were bowled out for 145 in their second essay.
Before the Ashwin-Kuldeep duo got down to bamboozle England with their turn, bounce and guile, young wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel showed tremendous game awareness on way to a fine 90-run knock.
Jurel added 76 runs for the eighth wicket with Kuldeep (28) to lift India from a tricky 177/7 and then another 40 runs with Akash Deep to help his side close in on 300.
India's first innings ended at 307, giving the visitors a lead of 46 runs.

During India's innings, four DRS reviews availed by the hosts were Umpire's Call and were all rejected by Tucker. 

Netizens aghast at umpire Rod Tucker’s decisions, call him biased against India | IND vs ENG 4th Test

During India's innings, four DRS reviews availed by the hosts were Umpire's Call and were all rejected by Tucker. 


During India's innings, four DRS reviews availed by the hosts were Umpire's Call and were all rejected by Tucker.&nbsp;

Rod Tucker, one of the on-field umpires in the 4th Test between India and England in Ranchi, is facing the Indian fans' wrath for alleged 'biased' decision making.&nbsp; During India's innings, four DRS reviews availed by the hosts were Umpire's Call and were all rejected by Tucker.&nbsp; Meanwhile, youngster Shoaib Bashir, who achieved his maiden five-wicket haul, was the English bowler, with most successful reviews.&nbsp; Three of Bashir's five wickets were as a result of Rod Tucker rejecting India's DRS appeals.&nbsp; The alleged bias by the Australian umpire has not gone down well with Indian fans.&nbsp; Social media is rife with unhappy messages as netizens fume.&nbsp; On Day 3, during England's second innings, an 'X' user remarked, 'Umpire's call. Rod Tucker was giving everything out when India were batting. This was similar Gill's lbw.'&nbsp; Another wondered during India's 1st innings, how can one person be so wrong against a single team in the same match, 'What is wrong with Mr Rod Tucker he has given 3 England batsman who were plumbed as not out and got reversed in DRS and now he has given two umpire's call in favour of England when they are bowling.' While some users put out angry rants, some resorted to sarcasm, 'Rod Tucker is playing beautifully throughout the match for the Visitors. His dedication is of next level . He shakes his head as soon as the Indian team appeals 🥱. He is playing a gem of an innings with index finger.'&nbsp; And once again, when England began their 2nd innings of batting, it was an Umpire's Call by Rod Tucker that saved their captain Ben Stokes.&nbsp; Interestingly, after losing the third Test, Stokes was unhappy with the Umpire's Call rule and called on it to be removed.&nbsp;

Rohit & Co. still trail the visitors by 134 runs with just 3 wickets in hand. 

IND vs ENG 4th Test: Dhruv Jurel, Kuldeep Yadav stabilise India innings, hosts trail by 134 runs

Rohit &amp; Co. still trail the visitors by 134 runs with just 3 wickets in hand.&nbsp;

After bowling England out for 353 on Day 2, India were off to a decent start despite losing skipper Rohit Sharma early on.&nbsp; Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal struck a magnificent 73, building an 81-run partnership with Shubman Gill, who departed for a 65-ball 38.&nbsp; From there, India's hopes of survival got bleaker as England got to work.&nbsp; Shoaib Bashir continued with his onslaught, removing Rajat Patidar and Ravindra Jadeja in quick successions.&nbsp; In a matter of 10 overs, India were wobbling at 131/4 at Tea. The loss of Yashasvi Jaiswal soon after struck the biggest blow to the hosts who were running out of options.&nbsp; Sarfaraz Khan could barely make a paltry 14 before being sent back by Tom Hartley followed by veteran Ravichandran Ashwin.&nbsp; In the final session of the day, it was Kuldeep Yadav and Dhruv Jurel who provided India with much-needed support.&nbsp; Jurel's 30 coupled with Yadav's snail-paced 17 took India to 219/7 at Stumps.&nbsp; Rohit &amp; Co. still trail the visitors by 134 runs with just 3 wickets in hand.&nbsp;

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