India backed up Shubman Gill's phenomenal 269 with three cheap England wickets on a dream day of test cricket for the visitors at Edgbaston on Thursday. After Gill's 8 1/2-hour innings led India to 587 all out — its highest score in England in 35 years — pacers Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj found life in a seemingly lifeless pitch to reduce England to 25-3 with three edges into the slips cordon.

Shubman Gill's magnificent 269 propelled India to a commanding 587, leaving England trailing by 510 runs at stumps on Day 2. Gill's record-breaking innings surpassed numerous milestones, including the highest score by an Indian captain in Tests,

After his record-breaking 269 at Edgbaston, India Test captain Shubman Gill admitted to losing enjoyment while batting in the red-ball format prior to the England tour.