Third match of series between England and India There was an entertaining competition filled with acute, rigid-burning cricket. In a nail-biting finish, the hosts managed to increase a narrow win of 22 runs. The game after the game created a hurry to reactions on social media, with fans and experts strongly expressed strong opinion on the team’s strategy and personal performance. The former Indian was an all-rounder in remarkable voices Irfan PathanWho openly questioned management Jasprit Bumrah Workload, add fuel to the debate of already hot post match.
Irfan Pathan made a subtle excavation in the workload management of Jasprit Bumrah
Talking about Bumrah’s charge management on his YouTube channel, Irfan said Ben stokes The 9.2-over marathon spell called him a 4D player in the morning, contributing with bats, bowls and run-outs. He said that the workload does not matter during Stokes’s bowl, while it is an issue with the Indian team.
Irfan said that Bumrah bowled only five overs and whenever then stopped Root When the match needed control, he came to bat on an important platform. He said that when the players are not playing, the charge should be managed, but once on the field, there should be no talk of workload. The only focus should be on winning and giving everything.
“Ben Stokes in the Morning cut the 9.2-over spell. Marathon Spel. He is a 4D player. He is a bats, he makes a run-out while fielding while fielding. But workload does not matter that when he bowls, the workload is an issue when the workload is a matter when you do not match. Irfan said on his YouTube channel.
Pathan also slammed Yashsvi Jaiswal’s careless shot in an important fourth innings
Irfan further criticized Yashsvi JaiswalSaying that young batsmen will also look back on the shot played by them. He said that if someone was in the dressing room like Jaiswal’s elder brother, he would pull his ears, telling him that there was no need to play that shot. Irfan said that Jaiswal could leave it easily, as it was well outside the off stump.
Irfan further criticized Yashsvi Jaiswal and said, “Yashasvi Jaiswal will also look back in the shot played by him. If you were in the dressing room and thought like your elder brother, you would pull his ears, telling him that there was no need to play that shot. He could leave it, because it was too outside the off stump,”
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