Fourth of the fourth test between England And India In the Old Trafford starting on Wednesday in Manchester, fans saw the first ball flying before bowling. Indian captain Shubman Gill He made headlines during the pre-match press conference, when he questioned England’s perspective in the end of the day in the third Test at Lord’s.
England’s final-deer strategy and mention with a hot moment Zak CrolyGill admitted that while every team would like to use time towards the end, England’s decision to deliberately stall the game for 90 seconds was not appropriate. The Indian captain’s comments clearly indicated on frustration that he believed that time was intentionally wasted by the British side.
Nasar Hussain takes an excavation in Shubman Gill
Former England captain Nasar hussainNever take his opinion, never took very polite to Gill’s comment, never to cut off from giving his opinion. The objective of Hussain’s comments was to clearly reduce Gill’s criticism, suggesting that the Indian side, if given the opportunity, would indulge in the same strategy to achieve the upper hand.
“This is why I really laughed about Shubman Gill’s press conference. Yes, England delayed things, but every team must have done so. India must have done the same tonight. Commenting during the day 1 of the Manchester Test, Hussain said.
Dinesh Karthik saves a sharp denial
However, Hussain’s comments did not get unwanted. Dinesh karthikAlong with Hussain, on-air, a quiet in defense of the Indian captain, yet offered a sharp protest.
“There is a difference. I don’t think India can take 90 seconds, who did not want to bat or come down to take a strike. It is a problem that Gill was told about the fact that he came late to play,” Karthik said.
Karthik further admitted that some level of gamemanship is part of cricket, even England’s move is also called ‘clever’ and ‘Chiku’. But he insisted that playing with such a difference is delayed, especially when the umpires were already worried about Prakash, crossed one line.
Despite the early exit of Gill, India’s end day 1 strongly
On the field, India finished 1 of the 4th Test in the commanding position at 264/4 after being asked to bat first. While visitors would be pleased with the overall effort, Skipper Gill had a forgetful outing, falling for just 12 runs. He was undone from the fast delivery from the England captain Ben stokesWhich attracted the slip to one side.
Despite Gill’s early dismissal, other Indian batsmen kept the firm, of which significantly contributes Sai Sudhrasan Steering the team to a strong first innings response in stumps.
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