India's pursuit of leveling the series against England faces a stern test at Edgbaston, a ground where they have historically struggled. Following a disappointing loss at Headingley, despite strong batting performances, the team is under pressure to overcome a long-standing unfavorable record.
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India's record at various venues without securing a Test victory reveals the challenge ahead:
Edgbaston remains a significant hurdle for India, having played seven Tests there without a win. This upcoming match will be their eighth attempt to break the jinx. Only Old Trafford and Kensington Oval have witnessed more winless Indian Tests.
At Headingley, despite periods of dominance, England's aggressive batting display, led by Ben Duckett and Joe Root, led to a defeat for India. The loss puts added pressure on the team as they seek to avoid a series defeat.
Another loss at Edgbaston would secure the series for England, further cementing India's poor record at the venue. Overcoming the pitch conditions and the home team's confidence presents a considerable challenge.
A victory at Edgbaston would break a winless streak dating back to 1967. The team needs to find that something extra to rewrite history and emerge victorious at this ground.
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