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India succeeded in winning the 5-match Test series being played against England by 4-1. On the third day of the last match of the series played between the two teams at Dharamshala ground, Team India won it by an innings and 64 runs. With this, this is the first time in the history of Test cricket of the Indian team that the win and loss records have been equal. After the defeat in the first match of this Test series, Team India saw a one-sided performance in the remaining four matches. Even in Dharamshala, the Indian team managed to maintain its same form in which captain Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill were brilliant with the bat, while Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav were brilliant with the ball.
For the first time, Team India was able to equalize the win-loss record.
The Indian team has played 579 matches so far in the history of Test cricket, out of which Team India has won 178 matches, while they have faced defeat in 178 matches. This is the first time in the history of Test cricket of Team India that the number of its won matches has become equal to the number of lost matches. Apart from this, where Team India has played 222 matches, only one match has ended in a draw. The Indian team has now reached fourth position in terms of wins in Test cricket. In this list, the Australian team is at the first place, which has won 413 matches, while the England team is at the second place, which has managed to win 392 matches.
England has lost the most in test cricket
If we talk about the teams that have lost the most matches in the history of Test cricket, the Indian team is at fifth position with a loss of 178 matches. At the first place in this list is the England team, who have faced defeat in 324 matches so far in the history of Test cricket. At the second position is the Australian team which has lost 232 matches so far in Tests.
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