The Indian cricket team has entered the record books by hitting a staggering 470 boundaries, including 422 fours and 48 sixes, in their ongoing five-match series against England. The historic achievement was made on Day 3 of the fifth Test at The Oval, London. As per ESPNcricinfo, this is the first time India has crossed the 400-boundary mark in a single Test series, breaking their own long-standing record of 384 boundaries set back in 1964. The Indian team has also set a new record for the most individual 50-plus scores by any team in a Test series, with 28 scores of 50 or more. Overall, India has scored 3,809 runs at an average of 42.32 in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series against England. This is the second-highest team aggregate in Test series history after Australia, who hold the top spot with 3,877 runs at an average of 57.86 during the iconic 1989 Ashes series. The all-time charts are still dominated by historic Ashes campaigns, with England's 3,757-run haul in the 1928-29 series and a few high-scoring Australian performances in 1993, 1924-25, and 1970-71 making up the top six. As for the ongoing series at The Oval, India are in a commanding position with England needing 324 runs and just eight wickets remaining at stumps on Day 3. Notably, England lead the five-match series 2-1. Indian skipper Shubman Gill ended the 2025 Test tour of England with 754 runs. He averaged 75.40, having slammed four hundreds with a best score of 269. Ravindra Jadeja finished with a tally of 516 runs from. Notably, Jadeja's average reads a stunning 86. He registered 1 ton and 5 fifties. KL Rahul finished with 532 runs from at 53.20. In addition to two tons, he slammed two fifties.