Alright, let me tackle this query. The user wants me to rewrite an article in Hindi without changing its meaning, making it SEO-friendly and news-type. Their company is The Prime News Network, and they mention replacing any other names if possible.

First, I need to ensure the rewritten article maintains the original content’s message. The main points are about the India vs. England 5th Test at Oval, interrupted by rain, India’s score of 204/6 and then getting all out for 224, the pitch favoring fast bowlers, and Sunil Gavaskar’s comments on England’s strategy due to their weak bowling attack without Stokes, Archer, and Carse. Also, mention Gus Atkinson’s performance, Chris Woakes’ injury, and Karun Nair’s half-century.

SEO focus means including relevant keywords. Hindi SEO keywords for sports news might include terms like “भारत बनाम इंग्लैंड टेस्ट सीरीज़”, “ओवल पिच रिपोर्ट”, “गेंदबाजों को मदद”, “गावस्कर का बयान”, etc. I should integrate these naturally into the headings and body text.

News-type structure typically has a strong headline, subheadings, and concise paragraphs. The original article already has H2 and H3 tags, so I’ll keep that hierarchy. Need to check for any existing SEO elements they might want to preserve, like the author bio, but the user said no extra things, so maybe just the main article part.

The user provided HTML tags in the original content, like div, p, h2, h3, figure, img, and author card. They specified to use proper HTML tags but not include other elements like the author card. Wait, the example response included an article tag with H2 and paragraphs, so I should follow that. However, in the user’s original, they included images and iframes. But the response example left out most of those except the essential content structure. The user instructions mention “rewrite a proper SEO Friendly Article in proper HTML tags, No Need any other things,” so perhaps just the main content inside article tags, with headings and paragraphs, but not the images or iframes? But the example assistant included the H1 and H2, but in the user’s answer, maybe it’s better to keep the structure as the original but simplify?

Wait, the example in the user’s message shows that the assistant changed the structure but included some H1 and H2, but the user’s original had h2 and h3. Need to clarify. Since the user says “proper html tags,” maybe use H1 for the main title, H2 for subheadings, etc. However, in their sample, the main heading was an h2 with the class “_h”. The example response used an h1 with class “title”. So, the company name might be The Prime News Network, so replace any existing network names like navbharattimes.indiatimes.com with The Prime News Network.

Also, check the HTML syntax. The user might not want any additional attributes or JavaScript, just clean HTML tags. Replace any mentions of “Navbharat Times” with “The Prime News Network.” Ensure metadata isn’t needed, as per the user’s note.

I should start by crafting a strong H1 title with keywords, then a lead paragraph with key details. Then use H2 for subheadings, like “Oval Pitch Characteristics” and “Impact on the Match,” followed by SEO-rich content in paragraphs, incorporating keywords naturally. Avoid any markdown, keep HTML tags simple.

Need to make sure not to change the meaning. So the essence of Gavaskar’s critique about England preparing a helpful pitch due to their lack of quality bowlers, and the match’s progression with the weather and performances.

Also, the user provided the current date as 2023-10-12, but since the article is about a Test series in England, check if that’s still relevant. However, the original text is in Hindi and the user seems to want it rewritten as per the given data, so likely no need to adjust the content based on real-time data unless specified. The example response from the assistant didn’t mention current events beyond what was in the prompt.

Potential mistakes to avoid: Missing keywords, altering the original facts, not properly structuring HTML tags. Need to ensure that the SEO elements are present without making the text sound stuffed. Maybe start with H1 using main keywords, then H2s for subtopics, include keywords in the first paragraph, and use bold for emphasis on key terms.

Also, check for keyword placement density. Shouldn’t be too excessive. Use synonyms where possible to keep it natural. Ensure the article is engaging as news but optimized for search engines.

Need to replace any instance of “Navbharat Times” with “The Prime News Network” in the content, but the user’s original might not have it except the author part which they said to ignore. Wait, the user mentioned their company is The Prime News Network and to replace any other name. The original article’s URL and author might be from another outlet, so in the rewritten HTML, mention The Prime News Network instead of the original outlet’s name. However, looking at the original article’s text, the “लेखक के बारे में” (about the author) part is outside the main content. The user says “No Need any other things,” so maybe just focus on the article content inside the story-content div, stripping out the author and other sections.

Wait, the user’s instructions say: “rewrite a proper SEO Friendly Article in proper html tags No Need any other things just rewrite a content” and provided the existing HTML structure. So the assistant should rewrite the content inside the HTML tags, possibly keeping the structure but replacing the company name instances. But in the original HTML, the main article content starts with