India, July 1 -- Following a five-wicket defeat in the first Test of the five-match series against Ben Stokes' England, India have everything to do in the second Test at Edgbaston, beginning Wednesday, July 2. India would be required to rewrite history if they are to level the series, considering their horrible record at the venue. The odds are heavily stacked against the visitors, considering Jasprit Bumrah might be rested owing to workload management.

56 Tests have been played at Edgbaston, with 29 games being won by the team batting first. On 12 occasions, the contest has been won by the side bowling first.

15 matches have ended in draws. England's highest score at the venue was 710/7d against MS Dhoni-led India in 2011.

The lowest ...