Indian Captain SHUBMAN GILL (2. R), Mohammed Siraj, Jasprit Bumrah and Kl Rahul on the second day of the fourth test. (PTI photos) New Delhi: Former India Batter Sanjay Manjrekar expressed frustration from the timing of a dramatic shift in weather and playground conditions that seemed to have leaned on the 2nd day of the fourth test in Old Trafford in favor of England and said, “India was hard.”Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!After the publication of the fight 358, with the brave 54 from Rishabh Pant, India saw that their pitchs were fighting under a brighter sky and relaxing surface, because Ben Duckett (94) and Zak Crawley (84) passed 166-running host stand. England ended 225/2, with Joe Root and Ollie Pte settled on the stump.
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Manjrekar, who spoke to Jiohotstar, emphasized how different the playground looked like from the 1st day.“There were dark gray clouds during Indian launching, some moisture-it fell like a black and white film at one point. But today the playground really relaxed and the sky was cleaned,” he said.
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“Suddenly it looked like a completely different test match. Even someone like Jasprit Bumrah considered it a heavy misspath gate.”Manjrekar acknowledged the importance of the release of both openers in front of the stumps, but indicated that England can now push with a large sum.Also assessed the debut of Pacer Anshul Kamboj that removed Ducketta for his first test goal.“I am very happy for the Carten – there are clear signs that it has the potential. But it cannot afford to get back to a length of below 130 km / h.Former English dough Jonathan Trott has repeated sentiment that England benefits from better launch conditions and added: “In the UK, the afternoon is generally better for launching. Stress matters.
