Liam Dawson marked a sensational Test return after 2,928 days, immediately impacting the India vs England series by claiming Yashasvi Jaiswal as his first wicket in eight years. His beautifully flighted delivery showcased his evolved bowling skills, earning praise from Ravichandran Ashwin. Dawson's comeback adds depth to England's attack, reigniting their fight and inspiring fans with his perseverance.
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