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The Best Gift We Can Give To India On Independence Day, Says Captain Virat Kohli
ENG v IND: Indian skipper Virat Kohli showered praise on bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami for their "outstanding" partnership which helped India win the second Test against England at Lord's by 151 runs following a dismal batting collapse by the hosts.
India's tail-end of Shami and Bumrah frustrated England with an 89-run stand before away captain Virat Kohli declared after lunch on 298-8.
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