ENG vs Ind: Anshul Kamboj added to India Squad before the 4th Test – why is it here

Ahead of the fourth test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy in Old Trafford, Manchester, the Indian cricket team has called 24-year-old Haryana Pesar Anshul Kamboj As an emergency addition to the squad. This development comes in view of the concerns of increasing injuries in India’s Paes Department, especially to promise the front of the left-left. Arshdeep Singh,

Injury for India’s speed attack

The Indian team, which is currently lagging behind 1-2 in the five-match series against England, is given a tough fight with injuries. Arshdeep Singh, who was given to make his Test debut in Manchester, faced a deep cut on his bowling hand during a practice session on Thursday (July 17), while trying to stop the shot played by a shot. Sai SudhrasanThe injury requires stitches, and the initial medical assessment has excluded her for at least 10 days, making it unavailable for the fourth test.

Adding India’s concerns is uncertainty on the fitness of the sky deep. The young pacer left the ground during the third Test at Lord’s after experiencing inconvenience and is now allegedly nursing a waist nursing, leaving its availability for the next match in doubt. With the chain on the line, the selectors went fast to increase the boiling bench strength.

“Arshdeep has a deep cut and stitches; it will take them at least ten days to fit perfectly. The selectors have decided to add [Anshul] Kamboj for Squad, ” An BCCI official was told by the Indian Express.

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Team implications for India

India’s speed spear Jasprit Bumrah After resting as part of your workload management policy, this high-dot is ready to return for testing. With Akash’s deep fitness questions and Arshdeep rejected, Kamboj is likely to be on standby as a cover, giving physically a very important reserve for tax English conditions.

The fourth test will begin on 23 July at Old Trafford. With England gaining a 2–1 lead, India faces a winning position to survive in the series. The inclusion of Kamboj not only has faith in the next generation of India’s fast bowlers, but also underlines the challenges of a fierce campaign.

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