To adapt to our style of play, youngsters have come with an open mind: Rohit Sharma

Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma praised the youthful vigor and open-mindedness of the squad, a sentiment echoed by their spirited performance in the fourth Test match against England. As the team rallied to secure a series victory, Rohit Sharma's words resonated with the determined efforts showcased on the field.

In a thrilling display of skill and determination, India clinched victory against England in the fourth Test match in Ranchi, securing a series win with an emphatic performance led by Captain Rohit Sharma. The match witnessed a rollercoaster of action-packed moments, culminating in India's triumphant pursuit of a target of 192 runs.

The fourth day of the Test commenced with Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal setting a solid foundation for India's chase, crafting an opening partnership of 84 runs before Jaiswal's departure to Joe Root. Rohit Sharma, showcasing his prowess, notched his 17th Test half-century, steering India towards the target with confidence.

However, England fought back fiercely, claiming quick wickets of Rohit Sharma and Rajat Patidar to reignite hopes of a turnaround. Yet, the Indian resilience shone through as Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja stabilized the innings. Despite facing setbacks with the fall of Jadeja and Sarfaraz Khan, India found heroes in Dhruv Jurel and Gill, who combined forces to navigate the team to victory.

Jurel's impressive knock of 90 runs off 149 balls, supported by Gill's gritty half-century, anchored India's chase, ultimately guiding them to a five-wicket triumph. The partnership between Jurel and Kuldeep Yadav further bolstered India's position, frustrating the English bowlers and inching closer to victory.

Earlier in the match, India exhibited a remarkable recovery on Day 3, spearheaded by Kuldeep Yadav, Ravichandran Ashwin, and Dhruv Jurel. Ashwin's five-wicket haul, coupled with Kuldeep's crucial contributions, restricted England to a modest total of 145 in their second innings.

The dramatic turn of events witnessed Ashwin's triple strikes, including the pivotal dismissal of England's captain, Joe Root. Ashwin's bowling prowess, combined with Kuldeep's precision, dismantled England's batting lineup, paving the way for India's decisive pursuit of victory.

With this win, India not only secured a 3-1 lead in the series but also marked their 17th consecutive Test series victory at home, affirming their dominance in the cricketing arena. As the celebrations ensue in Ranchi, India basks in the glory of another historic triumph, reaffirming their status as a formidable force in Test cricket.