Akash Deep took six wickets as India crushed England by 336 runs to level the series at 1-1 on Sunday after they bowled out the hosts for 271 to claim their first test victory at Edgbaston. India had never won at Edgbaston in eight tests,

Shubman Gill added a second-innings century to his double hundred in the first innings as India moved into a utterly dominant 484-run lead against England at tea on Day 4 of the second test on Saturday.

Gill, who notched a century in a losing cause in the first Test at Headingley, hit new heights in scoring 269 and 161 to set up a crushing victory by 336 runs which leaves the five-match series finely poised.

India captain Shubman Gill scores 161 on day four of the second Test against England, becoming the first player to score a double century and 150 in the same Test match.

Shubman Gill scored 430 runs in one Test, helping India cross 1000 runs in a match for the first time and broke multiple cricket records.

India were closing on an emphatic series-levelling win in the second test against England on Saturday as the hosts stumbled to 72-3 at the close on day four chasing an unlikely victory target of 608.

India set a daunting target of 608 runs for England in the Edgbaston Test match on Saturday after declaring their second innings on 427/6.