IND vs Eng | ‘What’s with English?’ -The Karthik, von Weight in Stokes vs Jadeja-Washington Handshek Drama | Cricket news
New Delhi: India and England were long enraged after the Old Trafford joined hands and opinions, as it was not already that the fourth fourth test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy was not the main thing.India in its second innings at 425/4 to finish the day 5 at 5/2 in its second innings, Ravindra Jadeja (107*) and Washington Sundar (101*) helped them not only to save the test, but dominated the last day. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Nevertheless, to attract the world attention, Jadeja and Sundar decided to deny the initial draw of Ben Stokes with an hour with an hour – a step that disturbed the England captain, who responded with satire: “You want to make a hundred against Harry [Brook],
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It did not sit well with former Indian wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik. “What’s with English?” He asked during the match after the match with Michael Vaughan on Cricbuzz. “In Lord’s, they did not want to come to bat, did not want to come to the field after a point. And now here, they wanted to shake hands quickly. How does it sit with you?”
Von, for his credit, took a measured stance: “Oh, if I had lived India, I would have done exactly the same. You have fought all day, wearing bouncers with a bang, archer. You become 85, you live there. Shubman’s smile from the balcony said all this. ,Karthik continued, “Look, at lunch, India was down and out. People felt that they would roll down. But Gill and KL stabilized the things, then Jadeja and Washington finished it brilliantly. Even the lowest scorer after the duck – KL Rahul – got 90!”Von agreed, given that England would not have acted differently: “If we had a young player on 85, there would have been no way. It’s just the truth.”
He even found humor in this moment: “I would say that Herry Brook may need to work on his front shoulder if he wants to keep the bowling closed!”The oval is the next, with a 2–1 standing range in favor of England. But thanks to the stubborn resistance of the day 5 and the back-back of the match, the fire is well and actually burnt for a complete closing.
