Returning fans enjoy action between India and England on Saturday. This is the first time the country has had fans in an international event since Covid | BCCi
Out of all the passages of play on Day 1 of the second Test, this one movement re-emphasised the one main difference between the first and the second Tests: fans in the stands.
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