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Michael Vaughan expressed astonishment at England's choice to bowl first at Headingley, a decision that allowed India to dominate day one, finishing at 359 for 3. Vaughan emphasized England's batting strength and the inexperience of their current bowling attack. He acknowledged Stokes' gut feeling but stressed the importance of making decisions based on present conditions, not past records.

Shubman Gill's captaincy debut shone brightly as India dominated Day 1 against England, reaching 359/3. Gill's unbeaten 127 led the charge, supported by Yashasvi Jaiswal's century and Rishabh Pant's aggressive 65*. Despite Sai Sudharsan's debut duck, India's strong batting performance, especially the Gill-Jaiswal partnership, put them in a commanding position, marking their highest Day 1 score in England.