With the rain eating a majority of Day Two's play between England and India in the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston, captain Jasprit Bumrah shone with his all-round efforts to seal the day in India's favour. At stumps, after making 416 in the first innings, India managed to reduce England to 84/5 in 27 overs, with the visitors leading by 332 runs.

After Ravindra Jadeja brought up his third Test century, Bumrah had a whirlwind time with the bat, smashing an unbeaten 31 off 16 balls, a majority of which came from a record 35-run over off Stuart Broad. With the ball, Bumrah ran through the top order, including twice taking a wicket on extra deliveries after no-balls, and was backed by Mohammed Siraj as well as Mohammed Shami picking a wicket each in the truncated final session to put India on top.