India had a first innings lead of 175 runs over England’s total of 246 runs. India ended the second day’s play with the score of 421 for the loss of seven wickets

TM Hartley returned with figures of 2 for 131 at the end of second day’s play to provide the 275th occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut. It also provides the 61^st occasion of an England bowler conceding 100 plus runs runs on his test debut

TM Hartley returned with figures of 2 for 131 at the end of second day’s play to provide the 41st occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut against India. It also provides the seventh occasion of an England bowler conceding 100 plus runs runs on his test debut against India.

TM Hartley returned with figures of 2 for 131 at the end of second day’s play to provide the 19th occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut on away soil. It also provides the fourth occasion of an England bowler conceding 100 plus runs runs on his test debut on away soil

TM Hartley returned with figures of 2 for 131 at the end of second day’s play to provide the 113th occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut as a spin bowler sharing the new ball. It also provides the 30th occasion of an England bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut as a spin bowler sharing the new ball.

TM Hartley returned with figures of 2 for 131 at the end of second day’s play to provide the eleventh occasion of a bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut against India as a spin bowler sharing the new ball. It also provides the second occasion of an England bowler conceding 100 plus runs on his test debut against India as a spin bowler sharing the new ball. The other bowler was NV Radford who had figures of 35.0-0-131-2 at Birmingham in July 1986.

It is interesting to note that TM Hartley and NV Radford have conceded identical runs for the identical wickets – 131 runs and two wickets.

TM Hartley became the seventh England bowler to concede 100 plus runs on test debut. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	Econ	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RNS Hobbs	45.2	13	100	1	2.20	3	v India	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
2	NV Radford	35.0	03	131	2	3.74	2	v India	Birmingham	03 Jul 1986
3	NF Williams	41.0	05	148	2	3.60	1	v India	The Oval	23 Aug 1990
4	RKJ Dawson	43.0	06	134	4	3.11	2	v India	Mohali	03 Dec 2001
5	GP Swann	28.3	02	103	2	3.61	4	v India	Chennai	11 Dec 2008
6	LA Dawson	43.0	04	129	2	3.00	2	v India	Chennai	16 Dec 2016
7	TW Hartley	25.0	00	131	2	5.24	2	v India	Hyderabad	25 Jan 2024

By coincidence we find the seven Indian bowlers conceding 100 plus runs on test debut against England. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	RJD Jamshedji	35.0	04	137	3	2	v England	Mumbai	15 Dec 1933
2	VS Hazare	34.4	04	100	2	2	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
3	MH Mankad	48.0	11	107	2	2	v England	Lord’s	22 Jun 1946
4	S Guha	43.0	10	105	0	1	v England	Leeds	08 Jun 1967
5	G Sharma	60.0	16	115	3	2	v England	Kanpur	31 Jan 1985
6	A Kumble	43.0	07	105	3	1	v England	Manchester	09 Aug 1990
7	Pankaj Singh	37.0	08	146	0	1	v England	Southampton	27 Jul 2014

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained three half centuries – YBK Jaiswal {80}, KL Rahul {86} and RA Jadeja {81 not out} to provide the 22^nd occasion of three Indian batsman scoring half centuries in an innings against England

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained three half centuries – YBK Jaiswal {80}, KL Rahul {86} and RA Jadeja {81 not out} to provide the 13^th occasion of three Indian batsman scoring half centuries in an innings against England on home soil.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained three half centuries – YBK Jaiswal {80}, KL Rahul {86} and RA Jadeja {81 not out} to provide the third occasion of three Indian batsman scoring runs between 75 and 99 in an innings against England. The other two occasions were at Nottingham in a Jul 2007 and at The Oval in Aug 2007.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained three half centuries – YBK Jaiswal {80}, KL Rahul {86} and RA Jadeja {81 not out} to provide the first occasion of three Indian batsman scoring runs between 75 and 99 in an innings against England on home soil.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained the first six batsmen scoring double figures to provide the 31st occasion of first Indian batsman scoring double figures in an innings against England.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained the first six batsmen scoring double figures to provide the 16th occasion of first Indian batsman scoring double figures in an innings against England on home soil.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained the seven batsmen scoring double figures to provide the 40^th occasion of seven Indian batsman scoring double figures in an innings against England.

Indian innings of 421 for 7 at the close of the second day’s play contained the seven batsmen scoring double figures to provide the 23rd occasion of seven Indian batsman scoring double figures in an innings against England on home soil.

YBK Jaiswal scored 80 in this game to provide the 22^nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring runs between 75 and 99 in an innings against England.

YBK Jaiswal scored 80 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring runs between 75 and 99 in an innings against England on home soil.