Jurel slammed 90 runs off 149 balls at a strike rate of 60.4, laced with six fours and four sixes. He stitched a brilliant partnership of 76 runs along with Kuldeep Yadav when the team was struggling at 177/7.
Debutant speedster Akash Deep revealed that India's star pacer gave him advice to keep the length of his delivery "slightly back" which helped him to script a dream debut in the fourth Test against England.
With India leading the five-match Test series against England by 2-1, Ranchi's JSCA International Stadium Complex will host the fourth match from Friday.
The fourth Test of the five-match series between India and England will take place from Friday onwards in Ranchi. India is leading the series 2-1. England had lost the third Test at Rajkot by 434 runs, which is India's biggest-ever Test win.
Star speedster Jasprit Bumrah has been released from India's squad ahead of the fourth Test against England, while KL Rahul has been ruled out of the contest as he continues to regain fitness after suffering an injury
A five-wicket haul by spinner Ravindra Jadeja and top-notch knocks from skipper Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, double centurion Yashasvi Jaiswal and debutant Sarfaraz Khan made England's 'Bazball' brand of cricket surrender to Team India in their home conditions, losing by 434 runs in the third
Following a 434-run victory against England at Niran Shah Stadium in Rajkot, India legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar took to social media and hailed young Indian batters Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan, calling them "double trouble" for England on Sunday.
The unbeaten partnership between Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan helped India to set a mammoth total of 557 runs to chase for the England side in the third Test at the Niranjan Shah Stadium on
In the England's batting collapse on day three after a commanding performance on day two with Duckett's 153 being a standout, Root gave an easy catch to Yashasvi Jaiswal at slips while attempting to reverse scoop a Jasprit Bumrah delivery.
Following a four-wicket haul on day three of the third Test against England, Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj said that the plan was to wait for English batters to make a mistake and deliver yorkers