Team India Are struggling with injuries because they reach the trade end of their 2025 Test tour EnglandThe best five with visitors are 1-2 behind Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Series after three exciting encounters, Fourth test in ManchesterFrom July 23, they become a complete win.
Anshul Kamboj vs. Prasad Krishna: Instead of The Race Two, pointing to Akash deep vs. Inda Manchester Test
However, the side is massively flown, with the leading all-rounder Nitish Kumar ReddyWith pacers Sky deep And Arshdeep SinghAll got out of the competition with possibility. While the disadvantage of Reddy and Arshadeep is important, this is a possible absence Sky deepThe hero wins in Edgbaston with a ball in India’s loan, which will worry the most to Team India and their management. Akash ended with the figures of the 10/187 match in that decisive victory. Connecting India’s challenges is a past of his bad dreams in Manchester, where he holds a disappointing record of a win in nine tests.
Nevertheless, they can recently convert some consolation and confidence by crossing a uniform winning record in Edgbaston, converting it into a memorable 336-run win at that location in another test. With the report that Akash is nursing on the issue of a waist and is now considered ‘all but out’ of the Manchester Test, India faces an important selection puzzle for the third fast bowler’s slot. The decision is mainly on selection between the promising Haryana Pesar Anshul Kamboj More experienced, although recently struggling, Prasad krishna,
1. Enshrinine case for the first beginning of Anshul Kamboj:
Kamboj is an impressive first -class record, with 79 wickets in just 24 matches at an outstanding average of 22.88. His standout performance involves a notable 10-verse race in an innings (10/49) during the Ranji Trophy, which shows his ability to run through a batting lineup.
He has been in the ‘Cracking Form’, domestic and recently had a significant impact during India A’s England tour, where he took 5 wickets in two informal trials against England Lions, including the 4/62 notable magic in a game. In addition, he was the highest wicket taking in the Dalip Trophy, with India C. For the characteristics of Kamboj, with 16 wickets on an impressive average of 17.12, such as prolonged mantras, excellent wrist positions and their ability to continuously seam movement, especially well equipped for English conditions. His recent call-ups as his intensive training with the squad and a cover for Arshdeep Singh, followed by joining the main squad, was strongly suggested that he was at the lap of the beginning of a test.
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2. In the recent struggles of fame Krishna:
Krishna has depicted in the first two tests of this Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, but his performance, unfortunately, has been far away from reassuring. In 1 Test at Headingley, he struggled to find his rhythm, just 3 wickets for 128 runs in the first innings (at the economy rate of 6.40) and 2 wickets for 92 runs in the second innings (at the economy rate of 6.13). Overall in that match, he scored 220 runs for 5 wickets.
In the second test at Edgbaston, his struggle continued as he became wicket -free in the first innings, scoring 5.53 runs per over in 13 overs, and was later demolished for a third test. His overall bowling average for the series is about 58.40, with a high economy rate of 6.08, making him the most expensive bowler in the ongoing trophy (with people with at least 5 wickets).
Considering the extraordinary condition of Kamboj, forcing the first class data, and their obvious suit for English conditions, he emerges as a strong precursor for the onset of a test if the sky is really unavailable if the sky is really unavailable. Despite Krishna’s conflict with control and high economy rates in the previous tests of the series, despite his pre -tested experience, make his selection a less favorable option.
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