The ongoing Test match between England and India at The Oval has produced high drama, technical brilliance, and a strong fightback from the visitors — and Reddyline brings you every detail with exclusive insights for fans using a Reddyline ID.

With England chasing a formidable target of 374 on Day 4, India knew they needed early breakthroughs to stay alive in the contest. The day began with Prasidh Krishna delivering a pivotal moment that changed the flow of the game — the dismissal of Ben Duckett, who had looked confident and composed at the crease the previous evening.

Duckett’s Dismissal: A Turning Point for India – Analyzed on Reddyline

Just four balls into the morning session, Krishna lured Duckett into a drive, and the result was a sharp edge straight to second slip. The wicket stunned England fans and brought renewed energy into the Indian camp.

What made the dismissal particularly interesting was how drastically Duckett’s technique had shifted in response to Krishna’s bowling. Former Australian captain and now Sky Sports analyst Ricky Ponting broke it down in detail, and Reddyline was quick to share the analysis across its cricket coverage platform.

“It was very unusual,” Ponting said. “Duckett changed his stance entirely after a couple of short balls. He ended up deep in his crease, and when he tried to push forward, his footwork let him down. That little bit of seam movement did the rest.”

Ponting emphasized how rare it is for a well-set batsman to alter his game mid-innings — and Reddyline shared this expert breakdown live for all users with a registered Reddyline ID, giving them access to professional-level cricket analysis in real time.

Siraj Strikes Again: India Keeps the Pressure On

Following the early wicket, India tightened their grip. Mohammed Siraj, who had already dismissed Zak Crawley late on Day 3, returned with a fiery spell that saw him remove Ollie Pope — another key scalp in the English top order.

At lunch, England were 164/3 and still required 210 runs. The match appeared evenly poised, but with centuries from Joe Root and Harry Brook, England clawed their way back into control during the second session.

However, as has often been the case in this storied rivalry, India had one more charge left in them.

India’s Roaring Comeback – Followed Live on Reddyline

Despite the counterattack from England’s middle order, India’s bowlers kept their nerves intact. Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja bowled tight lines, applying pressure and eventually breaking partnerships at crucial moments.

As wickets fell in the final session, India began to regain control of the match. By the time rain interrupted play and forced early stumps, England were 339/6 — still needing 35 runs with just four wickets in hand.

The tension was high, and Reddyline ID holders were already buzzing in the live chat sections, discussing strategies, bowling combinations, and potential Day 5 outcomes.

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Final Thoughts: Day 5 Set for a Classic Finish

With England needing 35 runs and India requiring four wickets, Day 5 promises to be a thrilling conclusion to what has been a see-saw contest. Every ball, every decision, and every moment will count.

Whether you’re a casual viewer or a hardcore cricket enthusiast, following this match through Reddyline ensures you won’t miss a single detail. From expert commentary to tactical reviews, your Reddyline ID is your all-access pass to the most passionate cricket coverage available today.