Indian men's cricket team coach Ravi Shastri on Sunday revisited his first Test century on home ground.

Shastri had played a knock of 142 runs against England at the Wankhede Stadium in 1984. This was his first ton on home turf.

Before this, all the centuries scored by Shastri were on foreign grounds.

Remembering the knock, Shastri tweeted: "First 100 on home turf and that too Wankhede in 1984. Super feeling to do it in front of your home crowd with my parents watching. Turned out to be match-winning. 142 vs England".

In the match between India and England, the latter won the toss and opted to bat first.

Laxman Sivaramakrishnan scalped six wickets for India as the side bundled out England for just 195 in the first innings.

India then went on to register 465/8 in their first innings, taking a lead of 270 over England.

Shastri played a knock of 142 runs from 323 balls, studded with 17 fours and one six.

Syed Kirm also registered 102 runs to bolster India's grip on the match.

In the second innings, Mike Gatting played a knock of 136 runs, but England was bowled out for 217, setting a target of 48 runs in front of India.

Sivaramakrishnan was the star again for India as he took six wickets in the second innings as well.

India then went on to chase the target to register a win by eight wickets.

Shastri is currently coaching the Indian senior men's team and under his guidance India registered its first Test series win in Australia.

The Men in Blue also managed to reach the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup and the side is currently at the top of the World Test Championship standings.

( With inputs from ANI )