In form of Indian Gear for second test against team England In Edgbaston, fans and experts are equally anticipating possible changes after India’s hearty defeat in the previous match. Among many voices weighing in former Australian captain Michael ClarkeWho made a clear comment about the XI of India for the upcoming testing.
Michael Clarke urged India to make bold calls for the Edgbaston Test
Speaking beyond the podcast 23, Clarke expressed that India should seriously consider Kuldeep Yadav Play XI for the next Test. He believes that Kuldeep is a real wicket -taking, who was seen with the current bowling attack in the last match.
“Bowling-wise, I do not want to be rigid on any person, but I think he has got to play Kuldeep Yadav. I think it is an absolute no-burener. I think he is going to take a wicket and he will offer a lot more than the attack in this exam,” Clarke said in podcast.
Clarke also emphasized the importance of including Kuldeep in the lineup, suggesting that England could struggle against him. He said that if Kuldeep performs his best, it can become a significant turn in the series. Looking at England’s aggressive approach, Clarke said that facing quality wrist-spinners like Kuldeep could be a serious challenge for his batsmen.
“I am looking for every opportunity to play Kuldeep Yadav. England will find it difficult against Kuldeep. If Kuldeep is at the top of his game, it can be a decisive moment in the series, or moments, because England likes to be aggressive. When you want to be aggressive, you have to be sure how the ball is turning,” Clarke further said.
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Clarke criticized Ravindra Jadeja in the second innings of the headingley Test
India’s bowling in the first test of the series was marked by a high -endingness. Jasprit Bumrah, None of other bowlers effectively complement it. Was among them Ravindra jadejaWho managed to take only one wicket in the entire match. Jadeja faced heavy criticism for his performance in the fourth innings, where he failed to take advantage of some patch on the pitch.
Clarke also performed on Jadeja’s performance in the first Test “Jadeja did not have the influence that I felt could be.
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