In Case You Missed It: Come-from-behind wins and twists in the tail
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Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami's 89-run stand had England chasing the tail • Getty Images
In a high-octane match that brought a new twist every hour, Kohli's men went 1-0 up after England folded for 120 chasing 272, despite a valiant attempt by Jos Buttler to see his team through to at least a draw. Jasprit Bumrah shone with bat and ball on the final day as England suffered malfunction after malfunction after what Andrew Miller calls a needlessly self-destructive passage of play. For Nagraj Gollapudi, the win epitomised the collective strength of the Indian team, while in KL Rahul's golden run in the last two Tests, Aakash Chopra sees a dogged return to form after powering through a rough patch.
An equally exciting first Test concluded at Sabina Park, where after taking a five-for in the morning, No. 11 Jayden Seales hung around for his partner Kemar Roach to hit the winning runs. It was cricket that echoed some of the very best West Indies-Pakistan contests that have come before, says Danyal Rasool - and now joins the list of West Indies' most memorable Test wins this century.
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Deepti Unni is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo