India vs England 2nd Test: Full list of records broken at Edgbaston

Second batter ever to score 150+ in both innings of a Test (after Allan Border).

Second Indian after Sunil Gavaskar to hit a double century and a century in the same Test.

430 aggregate runs – now second-highest in a single Test (behind Graham Gooch’s 456 in 1990).

Three centuries in his first three innings as Test captain – joint record with Virat Kohli.

Most runs (585) in a maiden Test series as India’s captain already (Kohli had 449 in 2014/15 in Australia).

India dominated with the bat in both innings: First innings: 587 all out and Second innings: 427/6 declared.

Aggregate of 1014 runs – fourth-highest total by a team in Test history

Vice-captain Rishabh Pant smashed 65 off 58 in the second innings, including 8 fours and 3 sixes. He broke a unique record:

Most sixes by any batter in an away country in Tests – 24 sixes in England (Previous best: Ben Stokes – 21 in South Africa)

In the absence of Jasprit Bumrah, Akash Deep delivered a stunning performance:

Took four wickets in the first innings and six in the second

Became only the second Indian pacer to take a 10-wicket match haul in England (After Chetan Sharma in 1986 – also at Edgbaston)

England also saw some records fall, especially due to the 303-run sixth-wicket stand between Harry Brook and Jamie Smith:

India became the only team to concede 300+ runs for the 6th wicket three times in Tests

Jamie Smith scored 184* – highest ever by an England wicketkeeper in Tests

Reached his century in 80 balls – joint-third fastest by an England batter in Tests

Scored 88 in the second innings – his aggregate of 272 runs is now the third-highest for a wicketkeeper in a single Test

This was India’s first-ever Test win in Birmingham (in 9 attempts: 7 losses, 1 draw)

It is now India’s fourth-biggest win by runs in Tests, biggest win by runs in England, biggest win by runs in any SENA country (Surpassing 295-run win in Perth, 2024)