Match prediction for England vs India 5th Test at The Oval.
England (ENG) head into the fifth and final Test of the series against India (IND) with a 2-1 lead. The Shubman Gill-led side will look to draw the series when the two rivals square off at the Oval in London from July 31. The action is scheduled to begin at 3:30 PM IST on matchdays.
Check out our analysis for the ENG vs IND match with the top betting tips and predictions.
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LCC
101/10
WIM
144/9
Wimbledon beat London County Cricket by 43 runs
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93/8
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95/2
Wimbledon beat Guildford by 8 wickets
LCC
152/4
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145/3
London County Cricket beat CFS Pinnacle Pro by 7 runs
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137/4
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119/8
CFS Pinnacle Pro beat Guildford by 18 runs
LCC
226/0
GUI
155/4
London County Cricket beat Guildford by 71 runs
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BCC
140/8
NAJC
139/6
Bud Cricket Club beat Nabajyoti Club by 2 wickets
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97/2
CCC
95/10
Guwahati Giants beat City Cricket Club by 8 wickets
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87/6
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80/6
ACE KRM Panthers beat Bader & Nie Cricket Club by 7 runs
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135/3
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79/8
Kuwait Swedish beat SBS CC by 56 runs
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69/10
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72/1
Jhelum Jaguars beat Keraniganj Challengers by 9 wickets
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169/4
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168/5
Selangor beat Johor by 6 wickets
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104/9
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150/6
Melaka beat Kelantan by 46 runs
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206/6
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175/7
Perak beat Kuala Lumpur by 31 runs
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187/5
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190/4
Penang beat Sarawak by 6 wickets
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Match Abandoned
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PAJ
202/3
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164/5
Paratus Jets beat NPL Bears by 38 runs
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162/7
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164/5
Pupkewitz Motors Wildcats beat Eavion Eagles by 2 runs
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164/7
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178/6
Pakistan beat West Indies by 14 runs
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Match Abandoned Due to Rain
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Here are some of the best bets for this England vs India 5th Test match.
Shubman Gill is having an incredible series with the bat. He has piled on 722 runs at an average of 90.25. Gill has hammered four centuries in eight innings, including one in the previous outing.
Joe Root had a slow start to the series but has registered 104, 40, and 150 in the last two games. He has amassed 3,249 runs against India in Test cricket at an average of 59.07 with 12 centuries.
KL Rahul has provided great stability at the top of the order. He has made 511 runs in the series at an average of 63.87 with two centuries and two half-centuries. Back him to hit at least eight fours in the match.
The Oval in London has historically been a batting friendly venue with flat surfaces on offer. There’s not much help for bowlers while batters can pile on huge scores. The average first and second innings scores at this venue reads 338 and 300, respectively.
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England and India have faced off in 139 Tests over the years, with the former holding an edge. England have won 53 matches while India have come out on top 36 times. A total of 50 matches have resulted in draws. As for the recent record in England, the hosts are ahead by 8-4 since 2018.
England dominated the Manchester Test for the most part but could not get through the resilient Indian batting unit on the final two days. The hosts head into the final Test with an edge and just need a draw to seal the series win.
At Manchester, Ben Stokes picked five wickets in the first innings to dismiss the visitors for 358. Joe Root (150) and Stokes (141) then helped England pile on 669 runs. Their bowlers, however, failed to break through in the second innings.
The hosts will be without Ben Stokes, who was ruled out with a shoulder injury. Ollie Pope is set to lead the side in his absence. Jofra Archer and Brydon Carse have also been tested.
Confirmed XI: Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope (c), Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jacob Bethell, Jamie Smith (wk), Chris Woakes, Gus Atkinson, Jamie Overton, Josh Tongue.
Shubman Gill and co. showed tremendous fight in Manchester to draw the Test. After conceding a 311-run lead in the first innings, win was out of the equation. Moreover, they lost two wickets in the first over and a massive defeat was staring at them.
Gill and KL Rahul stood up for the team with an 188-run stand. Rahul made 90 while the captain scored 103. Following their dismissals, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar formed a wall of defence. They both registered unbeaten centuries to help India pull off an escape.
Rishabh Pant has been ruled out of the final Test after sustaining a toe fracture. Dhruv Jurel will replace him in the XI. Akash Deep and Arshdeep Singh are fit and are likely to get a game along with Kuldeep Yadav.
Possible XI: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (c), Dhruv Jurel (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Akash Deep, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammed Siraj.
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The pitches at the Oval are very flat and teams would like to put up a big score on a fresher surface. Expect the team winning the toss to opt to bat first.
Take a look at the weather forecast, key matchup, and favourites to get a better idea of the match.
As per the forecast, London is likely to witness some rain on July 31 and August 3. There’s a 90% chance of precipitation on the first day of the match and around 60% on the fourth day. The humidity levels could be at 68%, with wind gusts blowing at up to 37 kmph. The temperature is expected to range between 22 to 26 degrees Celsius.
England, who are leading the series, will remain the favourites heading into the final Test match. As per the bookmakers, they have a 63% chance of winning.
Joe Root and Ravindra Jadeja share a competitive rivalry in Test cricket. Root has scored nearly 600 runs against the left-arm spinner at an average of 45. Jadeja has dismissed the English maestro nine times.
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