India seemed to have used up all of its luck at the toss. They have defied all statistical possibilities by losing 14 straight coin tosses, not only during the four Tests in England. What are the chances of that happening? Simply amazing.

In his first trip as captain, Shubman Gill lost the toss for the fourth time on Wednesday at Old Trafford. Before that, India had little luck in their successful Champions Trophy trip to Dubai, where Rohit Sharma consistently lost the toss.

India's most recent toss victory in a men's international cricket match occurred in January of this year, during a T20I match against England in Rajkot. They have since suffered 14 consecutive defeats.

The fact that there is a 16,384/1 chance of that occurring was emphasized by Sky Cricket, and social media went crazy as the piece gained popularity.

How did Shubman Gill respond?

Gill argued that he was happy to lose the toss, adding that he was unsure about what India should have done if he had won.

I was really perplexed. A nice throw to lose. Our play in the last three Tests has been exceptional. Although we have missed a few critical times, we have come out on top in more sessions than they have. You require a break. He stated that the three tests were all rigorous, particularly since England chose to bat the tourists first in Manchester, a location where India has never won a test match in history.

In the crucial match, India got off to a great start as openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul put on an unbroken 78-run partnership in the opening session under a gloomy Manchester sky.

After prevailing by 22 runs in the thrilling third Test at Lord's, England now has a 2-1 lead in the series.

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