Despite leaving India behind in the ongoing Test series against England, former cricketer Suresh Raina has supported the team for a sensational return. The veteran believes that Shubman Gill -led side has shown enough patience and character to change things in the last two tests. India lost the third Test by only 22 runs at Lord’s, which decreased by chasing 193 despite a lower order fighting. Despite the speed from the host, Raina remains optimistic. Raina told ANI, “They will do so. They have a sense of desire, perseverance and determination.” “Gill will make his mark as a batsman and as a captain. I think he has really done well.” Gill has so far led for example, scoring 607 runs in six innings, which is a shocking average at an average of 101.16. The 25-year has already hit three centuries, with a top score of 269. He has got strong support from Rishabh Pant (425 runs), KL Rahul (375 runs), Ravindra Jadeja (327 runs), and Yashsvi Jiswal (233 runs).
“India won, then India lost, then won, then lost (talking about sessions during the test series) but Shubman Gill has performed well as a player. He has scored runs. Washington Sundar has done well, “Raina said.” Then we saw how KL Rahul batted, offered some perseverance as a opener and got good support from Yashasvi Jaiswal. Then Rishabh Pant, he has batted so differently and his wicketkeeping has been very good. ,
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The important 4th test begins on 23 July at Old Trafford, Manchester. Raina is currently part of the World Championship of Legends (WCL) season two. The stability of India vs Pakistan in the tournament was recently discontinued by organizers, who issued an apology citing inconvenience to Indian legends and fans. Shikhar Dhawan had earlier made it clear that he would not play Pakistan citing geopolitical reasons. Raina too, biased with the decision not to play against Pakistan, retweeted a post by WCL sponsors repeats Easemytrip.com as to why they will not join or participate in any WCL match related to Pakistan.
