IND vs Eng: EDGBASTON’s Wild Ride – Six ducks, two Centurion, and one furious puffer | Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in Birmingham:

“Harry … Harry Brook … Harry … Harry Brook”Eric Holyse stood at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground, when Akash Deep gave India very important success in the last session of day 3. After working hard for over 61 over and winning in about five overs, the visitors finally had something to please the day to chase the leather. The notorious audiences of The Holyse Stand were kept busy between Brooke and Jamie Smith during the Marathon 303-Run stand, and they were on their feet, which were to send an epic of the right hand, which were casted for a solid 158.When he went to bat, England was in deep trouble at 25/3. First, he stabilized the proceedings with fellow Yorkshireman Joe Root and then dominated with Jamie Smith. The green rubbing again went on his way on some occasions because he survived the call of an umpire, almost one played back to his stumps, but continued to hang as he had done in the leads. And was better than what he did in Headingley.

At the beginning of playing a cool morning, enough runs on the board meant that India’s bowlers were going to have a spring in their stride and Mohammed Sirj, even without killing the right rhythm, managed to remove the frequent delivery of the root and Ben Stokes.84/5 and England on mat in India. The approach and reaction during this delicate phase of the game was eagerly seen, and England did what they do best – attack. And good attack.Quiz: Who is that IPL player?Smith had a breath of fresh air and ran to fifty, hundred and then 150, and punished India’s six bowling options on the way. Brooke played the right colleague and started tightening as his innings proceeded. After crossing three-tanks, at the beginning of patience, two different Brooks were in the exhibition, but the two disappointed India. And disappointed them for a very long time.India’s captain Shubman Gill rotated his bowlers, changed the ground, chased delivery, but did not work on a surface for India, with nothing for the bowlers, especially when the Duke became soft in the lunch session. Two bowlers – Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja – who were expected to work, scored more than 4.5 runs in leaked 31 overs, and returned the wicket. Nitish Kumar Reddy was used as a filler for only six overs and Prasad Krishna continued Prasad Krishna’s words as he completed it to score 72 runs from his 13 overs.

With nothing in their way, India’s best bet was going to be the second new ball and the visitors hit Akash Deep for the first time, who removed Brook and Chris Woakes, and Mohammad Siraj did a good cleaning to take the last three wickets in quick succession, and completed her young woman on English soil.During this period of the game, Gill -led unit took five wickets and scored just 31 runs. Thus the hosts were excluded for 407 so that India could get a lead of 180 runs.

It was a strange England innings as his six batsmen fell for ducks, but he still managed to post after 407, thanks to that big stand between Brook and Smith. On this pitch, in these situations against England’s strong batting lineup, India will take the edge with open arms, but it would hurt them because there was another opportunity to shut down the game, this time with the ball, but some fine batting and irregular bowling did not help them.Even after going with six bowling options, India was a two-man attack as others lacked cutting, and most importantly control. Both Akash and Siraj asked the correct questions with a hard new ball, in which Siraj especially established the stage with his six wickets. He has been a workheors for India in recent Tests, but his irregularity and some extent poor luck did not give him the numbers that he liked.For the rest of the match, and for the series, they hope that it will remain in this way and the Holyse Stand also follows him. For a player who has been instigated many times, “Mohammad … Mohammad Siraj … Mohammad … Mohammad Siraj” will be music for his ears.