IND vs Eng 4th Test: ‘Junoon with Batting’ – R Ashwin Slam’s decision to play Sharadul Thakur | Cricket news

R Ashwin strongly criticized India’s decision to leave Kuldeep Yadav for the fourth Test in Manchester, which suggests the team’s batting depth with a continuous passion that has come at the cost of wickets. One day where England openers harassed India’s bowling, Ashwin questioned the team management’s choice. He said on his YouTube channel, “If someone would have told me that Kuldeep Yadav would not play any role in the first four tests, I would be very surprised,” he said on his YouTube channel. “Unfortunately, it is our passion in search of batting and those 20-30 additional runs.” England finished day 2 at 225/2, behind 133, after the inaugural stand of 166 runs between Zak Crolly and Ben Docket. His aggressive approach struggled to India’s bowlers.

Ashwin argued that he missed a trick by lifting India Sharadul Thakur, who replaced Nitish Kumar Reddy, who was injured ahead of Kuldeep. Shardul scored 41 runs in the first innings but bowled in just five overs on Thursday. “If you are only planning to give many overs to Shardul Thakur, and expect 20-30 runs from him-I love Shardul Thakur, I like him very much-but if this is the use point, why can’t you accept Kuldeep Yadav? It is just blowing my head.” Kuldeep, who has 56 wickets in 13 trials at 22.16, is seen as someone who could break into the aggressive top order of England. “I am not saying that if he was playing, Kuldeep must have taken five wickets, but it plays with the mind of a batsman.” “He must have chosen at least one wicket – maybe 40 runs – but broke the initial partnership. I think India remembered someone like Kuldeep Yadav in two days.”