KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant scored centuries for India on Monday (June 22) to help them post a total of 364 runs in the second innings of the ongoing first Test against England at Headingley in Leeds. Rahul opened the innings for the Shubman Gill-led side and scored 137 runs from 247 balls with the help of 18 fours, and Pant smashed 118 runs with the help of 15 fours and 3 sixes. India managed to take a lead of six runs in the first innings, and as a result, Gill’s men have set a target of 371 runs for England to chase down in the fourth innings and win the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Only once in 82 Tests played so far at Headingley in the last 126 years has a team managed to chase down a total of more than 370 runs. The feat was achieved by Don Bradman-led Australian team in July 1948. 10 highest successful run chases in Tests at Headingley West Indies New Zealand South Africa West Indies England’s highest successful run chase in Test cricket’s history is 378. The Ben Stokes-led side achieved the feat during the match played against England in Edgbaston from July 1 to 5 in 2022. England’s highest successful run chase in Tests played at Headingley in Leeds is 362. Highest successful run chases in Tests West Indies South Africa West Indies Port of Spain West Indies Ollie Pope scored 106 runs for England in the first innings, and Harry Brook made 99 runs. The duo will be key players for England in the second innings as well, along with Joe Root. Root is England’s highest run getter in Test cricket, but he could only manage to score 28 runs in the first innings. For India, the onus once again will be on Jasprit Bumrah. The 31-year-old fast bowler picked up five wickets for 83 runs in the first innings.