Akash Deep made the British suffer with the bat, came as a night watchman and hit a half-century

The final game of the five-match Test series between England and India is being held at Kennington Oval in London. In today's game, Akash Deep, who batted as a night watchman for India, has stolen the hearts of all Indian supporters by playing magnificently.

Actually, he scored a marvelous half-century in India's second innings against England at the Oval. He scored his fifty in 70 balls by playing a four off Gus Atkinson in the 38th over. Not only did Akash Deep score his first half-century in Test cricket, but it is also his highest personal score.

Akash Deep was unable to remain at the crease for too long after registering his first half-century in Tests and was out for a personal score of 66 runs. During this innings, Akash Deep faced 94 balls and hit 12 fours. He was caught out by Gus Atkinson at backward point by Jamie Overton in the 43rd over.

Akash Deep is the second night watchman to score a half-century in Test cricket after 2000. In 2011, Amit Mishra scored a half-century (84 runs) at the same place. Currently, Amit Mishra has scored 2 Test half-centuries as a night watchman.