Ravindra Jadeja's 89 and Shubman Gill's double century powered India to 587 against England. Gill and Jadeja had a 203-run partnership. Gill then added 144 with Washington Sundar. England struggled in response,

Thanks to captain Shubman Gill, India dominated proceedings on Day 2 during the Edgbaston Test. But then, Ravindra Jadeja broke a BCCI rule, and that has become the talking point now.

Jadeja has now become the first player in WTC history to score over 2000 runs and take 100 wickets. Having already reached the 100-wicket mark earlier, Jadeja completed the double during his gritty innings at Edgbaston, making him the only cricketer to achieve this feat since the WTC's inception.