Head coach of the Indian cricket team Gautam Gambhir and Captain SHUBMAN GILL before the fourth test against England in Old Trafford, Manchester. (Getty Images) Indian Mohammed Siraj indicated that Jasprit Bumrah, a top -of -the -line testing champion, will take part in a major fourth test against England in Old Trafford on Wednesday, although it limits it to three matches in a series of five tests.India Trail 2-1 series after losses in Headingley and Lord’s, where Bumrah has already played. The team faces selection challenges with the availability of Akash Deep uncertain as a result of injury to the weaknesses. “So far we know that Jassi (Bumhrah) will play,” Siraj confirmed on Monday.
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Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!The Indian team must make at least one change because the Nitish Kumar Reddy is excluded from the last two tests of the knee injury. Moreover, the participation of Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant is uncertain after a finger injury last week. On Monday, however, he kept in networks.Siraj was the last goal that fell in the recent 22-run defeat of India in Lord’s, where he played the delivery of Shaiba Bashir on his stumps.“It took a long time to get. The match felt as if we could win. I’m very emotional,” Siraj said. “We fought hard. Jadeja did great and even bumrah fired 54 balls. We still lost. But I thought it was 2-1, not yet.The third test at Lord presented the resistance of the lower order of India, with 30 balls and Reddy and Bumrah survived more than 50 deliveries. Ravindra Jadeja remained unsurpassed at 61.“At one point, it looked like we lost 80 runs, but we took it deep and we came back, lost only 22. This struggle meant a lot,” Siraj thought about a close defeat.India goes to the fourth test to achieve something they have never done in the history of the test cricket – overturning deficit. A party led by SHUBMAN GILL will seem to win or draw the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy. None of the Indian teams of the past came from 0-1 or 1-2 in the past to win a series of five matches.In fact, only three times the team won the test series of five matches when they watched 1-2 or 0-1 after the third match of the series.
- England vs. South Africa in 1998 (England watched 0-1)
- West Indies vs Australia in 1992/92 (West Indies followed 0-1)
- Australia vs England in 1936/37 (Australia traed 1-2)
