Shubman Gill and Jasprit Bumhrah Former Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin gave a bold and strategic report before the second test against England in Edgbaston: forget the persecution of the goal – pressure is a real weapon.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!“All” go to goals “, whether it’s a test cricket or a cricket T20, it’s a lie. Pressure gives you goals,” Ashwin said in a brutally honest evaluation of the Indian bowling approach during the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar trophy. “When the pitch keeps the dough at one end for 10 balls and then adds a good ball, that’s what we call the rhythm.”
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India lost the first test in Leeds, although it scored five centuries – historical anomaly. Only once before the test cricket, the team lost four hundred in the match after radiation – Australia against England in Melbourne, 1928.
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Should India accept more defensive bowling strategy against England?
England’s Blistering 371-Run Chase, completed in just 82 overs, is now their second highest persecution of the fourth shift. This aggressive cricket brand, now dubbed worldwide “Bazball”, is likely to continue, but with one key exception – Jasprit Bumhrah.“It is not about how much Jasprit Bumrah will mix. The point is how we keep pressure if Bumrah is not bowling,” Ashwin Wisden said. “This game is very simple -” We will play carefully and then all else “. This is largely what England will do.”
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Ashwin urged Indian pitchers to capture a more defensive and more focusing approach to face it.“As a bowling unit, we should do strategies to play a defensive, negative cricket. The kind of goal that England produces, we should play a negative, defensive cricket and ask our pitching to detain them,” he said.
