Ind vs. Eng 4th Test: ‘Shubman Gill fully supported me behind the screen,’ Sai reforms. Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in Manchester: One day when Indian batsmen showed patience against England’s disciplined attack, Sai Reformson credited India’s Test Captain Shubman Gill for his calm guidance, which helped him to make a significant 61 off 151 balls at 1 of the fourth Test in Old Trafford.“After the first game, Shubi (Shubman Gill) fully supported me behind the screen. He explains to everyone clearly. It is the same from the IPL,” Good luck told reporters at a press conference after the day’s game on Wednesday.Reformson, who replaced Karun Nair in XI, was also built on a challenging surface, offering inconsistent bounce and seam movement. “There was a variable bounce, two-book wickets. Throughout the day, the ball was moving forward and doing something from the pitch, ”he explained. The young left -handed player was clear about his dismissal, a blurred bridge for fine legs. He said, “I did not know how I kept it down from the foot. England often do it for other batsmen too. I was very aware of coming to the game,” he said.Despite a return testing pressure, reformson insisted that he was focusing on playing for the team. He said, “I am not looking at it as pressure, but I am an opportunity to express myself. I wanted to play the situation and do well for the team,” he further said.

Good luck also revealed that Rishabh Pant was struggling with pain after being hit on the right leg during his aggressive 37 -run knock. He said, “Rishabh Pant was in a lot of pain. He was still really batting well today,” he commented, indicating a possible concern for team management before the day 2.India ended day 1 at 264/4, in which the fort was caught with Ravindra Jadeja (19 Not Out) and Shardul Thakur (19 Not Out). Yashasvi Jaiswal (58) and Sudarshan’s innings have given India a concrete platform, but the pant injury may be a major thing.