In a resounding turnaround, Shubman Gill and Co. completely outmatched England at Edgbaston, bringing the series to a tie at 1-1. Following their loss in the opening Test, the Indian team issued a statement at Edgbaston: they weren't going to let anyone push them around and established their dominance by defeating England at their stronghold by a huge 336-run. When India set a huge 608-run target in the fourth innings, the Bazball was ineffective. England were bowled out for 271, thanks to a six-fer by Akash Deep, who destroyed the English batting lineup, which is known for its counter-attacking style.

Shubman Gill gave a performance that will be remembered for all time, breaking England's bowling attack with two brilliant innings: a marathon 269 in the first and a smooth 161 in the second. His superior shot selection, composure, and dominance during both innings cemented India's batting lineup and highlighted his growth into a top-tier Test batsman. In Jasprit Bumrah's absence, Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep took up the slack in the bowling department. Siraj's six-wicket blitz in the first innings set the tone, and Akash followed up with a scorching six-for in the second, breaking England's defense and securing India's resounding victory.

Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra highlighted India's convincing victory and noted the outstanding contribution of Gill, Siraj, and Akash Deep in making history.

"It broke records and created them." The Edgbaston stadium has made history. With a mountain of runs, Captain (Shubman) Gill had established the groundwork. Chopra stated on his YouTube channel that it was the first time in the history of Indian Test cricket that there had been over 1000 runs, and that Akash Deep was the star of the second innings if Miyan Magic (Mohammed Siraj) had been the star of the first.

In the second test at Edgbaston, England's trip was a letdown as they suffered a crushing 336-run loss to a dominant Indian side. Even though the hosts displayed flashes of brilliance that mirrored their signature "Bazball" style, they were unable to maintain consistent pressure throughout the sessions. Although there were outstanding individual performances, the Indian team as a whole dominated with both bat and ball, leveling the series in decisive fashion.

"We're conquering frontiers," said Aakash Chopra.

India's recent history of breaking foreign fortresses in red-ball cricket with famous victories in Cape Town, Perth, Brisbane, and now Birmingham was highlighted by Chopra.

"Until now, we had never won at Edgbaston, but we have now." We have made history with every one of the past few international victories. Although we had never won at the Gabba, the Optus Stadium in Perth, or Cape Town, we have now done so. We are breaking barriers that we have not yet broken. Bazball was forced to eat dirt by us. This victory should be celebrated. In all areas, we have outperformed the other team, he said.

In the meanwhile, skipper Shubman has stated that Jasprit Bumrah, the team's top pacer, will rejoin the playing XI for the Lord's Test, where they will aim to gain a 2-1 advantage in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.

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