India A Vs England Lions 2nd Test ended in a draw at Northampton in an unofficial four-day match. Abhimanyu Easwaran played a brilliant knock of 80 off 92 balls in the second innings, while Tanush Kotian and Anshul Kamboj scored impressive half-centuries as India A reached 417/7 at stumps. The match highlighted strong batting performances and valuable match practice for India A ahead of upcoming international challenges.
| No. | Match & Date | Venue | Result | Key Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2nd Unofficial Test (Jun 2025) | Northampton, England | Draw | India A: 348 & 417/7dEngland Lions: 327 & 32/3 (ESPN) |
| 2 | 1st Unofficial Test (May 2025) | Canterbury, England | Draw | Match ended without result after high-scoring innings |
| 3 | 3rd Unofficial Test (Feb 2024) | Ahmedabad, India | India A won by 134 runs | India A: 192 & 409England Lions: 199 & 268 |
| 4 | 2nd Unofficial Test (Jan 2024) | Ahmedabad, India | India A won by an innings & 16 runs | Dominant win for India A |
| 5 | 1st Unofficial Test (Jan 2024) | Ahmedabad, India | Draw | England Lions: 553/8d & 163/6dIndia A: 227 & 426/5 |
India A vs England Lions 2nd Test
Tanushka Kotian made an unbeaten 90 and Anshul Kamboj hit his maiden First-Class fifty as India A set an unlikely target of 439 in the post-tea session on the final day, to secure a draw at Northampton in this unofficial four-day Test match.
England Lions attempted to chase it, yet struggled and fell short eventually falling to 32 for three in their second essay; Dhruv Jurel (28) and Nitish Reddy also got some valuable practice as India A gained match practice prior to embarking upon a five-Test series starting June 20 in Beckenham.
India A vs England Lions 1st Test
India A and England Lions’ first unofficial ‘Test’ ended in a draw at Canterbury on Monday, but batters still managed to rack up plenty of runs to boost their confidence ahead of the second ‘Test’ starting in Northampton on June 6.
Yashasvi Jaiswal, Abhimanyu Easwaran, Dhruv Jurel and Nitish Kumar Reddy all managed half-centuries on an easy scoring wicket that provided easy boundaries – especially Jaiswal who hit 64 off 60 balls while Easwaran was similarly aggressive in his stroke play while Reddy and Jurel both featured heavily with big hitting innings that will provide confidence ahead of Northampton on June 6!
