India achieved a historic milestone in Test cricket by comprehensively defeating England by a record 434 runs during the third Test match in Rajkot. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the victory as a tribute to the BJP's key ideologue, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, urging party members to focus on the country's development and global standing in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The match witnessed a dominant performance by India, with Yashasvi Jaiswal's remarkable double century and Ravindra Jadeja's exceptional bowling leading the charge. Jaiswal's unbeaten 214 off 236 balls, including 12 sixes, anchored India's second innings total of 430 for four declared, setting a massive target of 557 runs for England.

Jadeja, the pick of the Indian bowlers, showcased his prowess with figures of 5/41 in 12.4 overs, dismantling the English batting lineup and helping India secure their biggest win in Test cricket in terms of runs. With support from Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravichandran Ashwin, who rejoined the match after attending a medical emergency, Jadeja led the charge as England struggled to build significant partnerships.

England's hopes of mounting a comeback were dashed as their top order collapsed under India's relentless bowling attack. Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, and Jonny Bairstow fell victim to Jadeja's guile, while Joe Root and Ben Stokes succumbed to Kuldeep Yadav's spin. Despite a late surge from Mark Wood, England could only muster 122 runs in their second innings.

In contrast, India's batting display was nothing short of spectacular. Jaiswal's historic innings, coupled with Shubman Gill's sublime 91, showcased India's batting prowess. Jaiswal's remarkable form saw him become the first player to hit 20 sixes in a Test series, setting a new record for India in terms of most sixes in a series.

Jaiswal's achievements didn't stop there; he also joined the ranks of legends like Vinod Kambli and Virat Kohli by scoring two consecutive double centuries in as many games, becoming the seventh Indian to surpass 200 runs in the second innings of a Test match. His stellar performance catapulted him to the top of the run-scoring charts in the ICC World Test Championship, further solidifying his status as a rising star in Indian cricket.

Meanwhile, debutant Sarfaraz Khan showcased his talent with two half-centuries in his maiden Test, adding depth to India's batting lineup. His unbeaten 68 highlighted his class and ability to handle spin bowling, leaving England with plenty to ponder ahead of the fourth Test in Ranchi.

India achieved a historic milestone in Test cricket by comprehensively defeating England by a record 434 runs during the third Test match in Rajkot. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the victory as a tribute to the BJP's key ideologue, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, urging party members to focus on the country's development and global standing in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The match witnessed a dominant performance by India, with Yashasvi Jaiswal's remarkable double century and Ravindra Jadeja's exceptional bowling leading the charge. Jaiswal's unbeaten 214 off 236 balls, including 12 sixes, anchored India's second innings total of 430 for four declared, setting a massive target of 557 runs for England.

Jadeja, the pick of the Indian bowlers, showcased his prowess with figures of 5/41 in 12.4 overs, dismantling the English batting lineup and helping India secure their biggest win in Test cricket in terms of runs. With support from Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravichandran Ashwin, who rejoined the match after attending a medical emergency, Jadeja led the charge as England struggled to build significant partnerships.

England's hopes of mounting a comeback were dashed as their top order collapsed under India's relentless bowling attack. Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, and Jonny Bairstow fell victim to Jadeja's guile, while Joe Root and Ben Stokes succumbed to Kuldeep Yadav's spin. Despite a late surge from Mark Wood, England could only muster 122 runs in their second innings.

In contrast, India's batting display was nothing short of spectacular. Jaiswal's historic innings, coupled with Shubman Gill's sublime 91, showcased India's batting prowess. Jaiswal's remarkable form saw him become the first player to hit 20 sixes in a Test series, setting a new record for India in terms of most sixes in a series.

Jaiswal's achievements didn't stop there; he also joined the ranks of legends like Vinod Kambli and Virat Kohli by scoring two consecutive double centuries in as many games, becoming the seventh Indian to surpass 200 runs in the second innings of a Test match. His stellar performance catapulted him to the top of the run-scoring charts in the ICC World Test Championship, further solidifying his status as a rising star in Indian cricket.

Meanwhile, debutant Sarfaraz Khan showcased his talent with two half-centuries in his maiden Test, adding depth to India's batting lineup. His unbeaten 68 highlighted his class and ability to handle spin bowling, leaving England with plenty to ponder ahead of the fourth Test in Ranchi.