Akash Deep took six wickets as India crushed England by 336 runs to level the series at 1-1 on Sunday after they bowled out the hosts for 271 to claim their first test victory at Edgbaston. India had never won at Edgbaston in eight tests,

Shubman Gill added a second-innings century to his double hundred in the first innings as India moved into a utterly dominant 484-run lead against England at tea on Day 4 of the second test on Saturday.

England’s crushing defeat at Edgbaston has exposed deep flaws in their Bazball style of play, which they must address before the start of the next Test match at Lord’s. Ben Stokes is also under pressure after failing to perform with the bat yet again.

A general view of the field of play with the rain covers on due to the rain ahead of day five of the second cricket test match between England and India at Edgbaston in Birmingham, England, Sunday, .

Play finally began on Day 5 of the second test between England and India on Sunday after a delay of one hour and 40 minutes because of wet weather. England resumed on 72-3 and most likely was looking to bat for a draw,