Harry Brook tried to go under the skin of India’s Telinder Prasad Krishna, and that plan worked in favor of England on 4 of the five -match Test series in Headingley. Harry Brook questioned his big six-touching abilities and played fame with Krishna’s ego, and in the next ball, the Indian Pacer lost his wicket with Shoaib Bashir.
The famous Krishna had to return to the pavilion even without opening his account in India’s second innings at day 4 due to a chik sled from Brook. The Indian Tail-Ginder was out for the duck after facing 11 balls in the second innings. However, he could save his wicket if he was not trapped in Brooke’s clever mind games on 4 of the ongoing first Test.
Harry Brook’s sleda triggers Krishna’s wicket in Handingley
With the Principal Krishna strike, Brook, who was posted in the slip, was caught on the stump mike, asking if the Indian bowlers could hit the big sixes. Brooke teased him saying, “Can you hit big sixes?” Prasad evacuated and jokingly said, “If I had to do it, I would be called Harry Brook.”
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But the exchange may be in the head of the Indian bowler. On the next ball, instead of playing it safely and grinding some more delivery, fame tried to grow up against spinner Shoaib Bashir. He fell down and swung for six on the corner of the cow but found it completely wrong.
Josh ran in the tongue and took a diving catch to wrap India’s innings for 364 runs. Even Broadcaster Star Sports shared a moment clip on X and captioned it, can you hit the “big” six? ” – Harry Brook on Stump Mike … and Prasad goes out for it on the next ball and goes out. Bright for you by the classic Test cricket theater – Mike (and a little mischief).
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India’s lower order again stumbles as England’s eyes record again
Meanwhile, India’s lower-order trouble continued at 4 of the first Test in Headingley, as he fell from 333/4 to 364 to 364, losing his last six wickets for just 31 runs against England. The story was similar in the first innings, where he fell from a strong position to lose seven wickets for 41 runs and was dropped for 471.
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In the second innings of KL Rahul (137) and Rishabh Pant (118), notable centuries conducted India to set a difficult target of 371 for England. In the first innings, the hosts scored 465 runs in their first innings, with Jasprit Bumrah again shining with a brilliant five wickets.
As soon as the game of 5 started, England now needed 330 runs to win the first Test with 10 wickets against India. Both teams still have a chance, in which the pressure on India’s bowlers is in a hurry. Prasad Krishna took three wickets in the first innings, but the cost of his expensive spell was not 128 runs from 20 overs, but still, his role on day 5 will be important for India.
