IND vs ENG
IND vs ENG: In the opening encounter of their five-match Test series, India defeated England at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Following a 246-run total, which included a strong 70 from captain Ben Stokes, England’s bowlers were up against strong Indian batting. In 121 overs, India was able to score 436 runs. The news that England’s specialist spinner Jack Leach has been injured exacerbates their problems.
On the first day of play, the left-arm spinner was initially hurt in the knee while fielding. On the second day, Leach experienced more problems with his knee in the morning workout. As a result, he could only bowl 16 of the 87 overs, or a maximum of 4 overs in a period. He also needed to get treated, so he had to leave the field.
“Last night, he took a first dive at his fine leg and bruised his knee. He then gave it another go today, and to be honest, it’s making him a little gyp. According to ESPNcricinfo, Jeetan stated, “You noticed in the outfield he was a little sluggish trying to get to balls, but he stuck at it and I thought he actually bowled really, really well considering.”
Leach Expected To Return In Fourth Innings
The injury was serious, as coach Jeetan Patel stated, and Leach wouldn’t avoid accountability unless it was very bad. Leach’s tenacity was praised by Jeetan, who anticipated his comeback for the fourth inning.
Since he wouldn’t really duck that obligation, it must be fairly important—at least serious for him. It hurts enough already. Observing him from the outfield, it doesn’t appear to be a graze. If he returns and continues to bowl the overs he has, Jeetan said, “I think he’ll be back in the fourth innings.”
Jack consistently contributes to this team in that way. However, it’s unfortunate that after his recovery from a stress fracture in his back last summer, he would now be hobbling around after diving on one fine leg. He’ll return. Among the team’s strongest players is him. We have to divide the work
England Start Strong In Second Innings
England started their second innings well after dismissing India for 436. At lunch on day three, they reached 89 with just one wicket lost in 15 overs, practically hitting at a run-a-ball pace. Still, India took two wickets in the post-lunch session with to Jasprit Bumrah’s brilliant bowling performance, which saw him take out Ben Duckett and Joe Root.