Reaction from Edgbaston as Shubman Gill stars with the bat to have India on top.

India dominated the opening session on day two of the second test against England on Thursday as skipper Shubman Gill put a price on his wicket to guide the tourists to 419-6 at lunch but Ravindra Jadeja fell short of a second century at Edgbaston.

England's top order buckled under the weight of Shubman Gill's record-breaking double century, as India took a vice-like grip on the second Rothesay Test. Gill scored an imperious 269 on day two at Edgbaston,

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Shubman Gill scored a record-breaking 269 as India reached 587 in their first innings, before taking three wickets late on day two to take control of the second Test against England at Edgbaston.

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