IND vs Eng: How to bat in England? Sachin Tendulkar has shared cricket news for inexperienced Indian batting

New Delhi: Legendary Sachin Tendulkar, whose name now beautifies the test series between England and India-shared his suggestions for the onset of a five-match test series for the inexperienced Indian batting unit in Headingly, Leeds.Under the leadership of Shubman Gill, who faces a test not only as a batsman but as a captain, India falls into the series as a team in the infection. Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and R Ashwin retired in the last six months, India are in an unknown field in many ways.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!India’s three potential top orders batsmen – Yashsvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudarshan and Karun Nair – will play their first Test in England. In the UK, only Nair and KL Rahul averages more than 40 compared to the red ball in the UK.“If you see it, Yashaswi has now made a proper journey. He has gone to South Africa, he has gone to Australia and he has played against some appropriate bowling attacks. So, although he is new, he is the exposure,” said Tendulkar in a virtual media conversation. “KL Rahul, again, has long been around and is an experienced player.

“If Sai plays Sudarshan, I have taken a look at him, it seemed impressive. The technology looks good. Shubman now has the appropriate amount of experience.

“And, if you see Karun Nair at the age of five, Karun has also tasted success internationally. Therefore, I think up to five, there is a reasonable amount of experience. Karun has also played county cricket.“Every day, every session can produce a new challenge. Sometimes the journey would have been smooth, sometimes it would have been rocky. But it is part of a long chain. There are going to be upset. All sessions are not going to be smooth. And, it will not be a comfortable ride all the time.“But when you are in a major condition, we should count it. And make sure the opposition pays a price for it. Therefore, the won sessions should focus the team’s attention. How many sessions can we win in a Test match?Tendulkar insisted that the first test in Headingley would be important for how the series gives shape.Tendulkar said, “The first test is always important. It is going to be important to create a solid foundation in the headingley. And if we are able to do so, we can make something we will remember, you know, 20 years down from the line.”

While India must have been finding its way out in England, they will also face an aggressive approach ‘Buzzball’ challenge to play Test cricket introduced under coach Brendon McCullum and Captain Ben Stokes.Tendulkar insisted that this is the beauty of the game where shots and sports style develops. He recalled when former Zimbabwe Batter Andy Flower played reverse sweep against India’s spinners and was considered a unique option. The 52 -year -old also remembered that his sweep was considered a ‘dangerous’ shot against Shane Warne.“I know England is playing aggressively. And this is his style of game. It is a cricket brand that he has decided to play. And no one should be how they are playing. They will play cricket for their brand and we need to play cricket of our brand, whatever brand suits us to combine our play, “Tendulkar claimed.“Over time, many things are changing. Sports formats have decreased and it has encouraged players to play various brand cricket.

“I remember in 2000, when Zimbabwe came to India, Andy Flower was playing a reverse sweep against our spinners. I said at the time that Andy is 8–10 years ahead of the rest, as far as the shot is concerned. And today it is considered a common shot.“Many things change over time. I think the approach that has changed is mostly due to change in format, which has allowed batsmen to go out in the net and practice that shot.“I remember when I was playing against Warne and I was swept away, the number of people says that it’s a dangerous shot, but I felt completely comfortable playing that shot because I practiced (this). So, it eventually boils the approach you eventually boil. If you practice, you feel comfortable if you practice.He said, “What both teams have to do, is that they own that place. And using this approach, if you can own that place and put pressure on each other, it may be,” he said.

James Anderson and Sachin Tendulkar with the new Trophy for the India vs England Test series. (Pic courtesy – bcci)

Anderson-Tendulkar TrophyTendulkar revealed that he came to know about the decision of the trophy after him and former England’s former CIMer Jimmy Anderson a month ago. While traveling in Spain, the master blaster was informed about the decision and admitted that it was a “good recognition”.At the same time, he considered it important to reach the family of Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, whose name was on the first trophy. After discussing with BCCI, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and ICC President J Shah, Tendulkar was able to persuade stakeholders to present the captain who won the winning captain with a newly installed Patudi medal for excellence.Tendulkar, who conducted hundreds of tests in England on the 1990, 1996 and 2002 tours, recalled Jimmy Anderson and his legacy for the game, recalled that time.“For the first time I had heard about him, Nasir was from Hussain. Jimmy had just started playing for England and Naser spoke a lot about him. He said that he is a bowler to see outside. But I don’t think at that time, in 2003, Nasar also thought that Jimmy would get 700 wickets. [704 wickets] For England. This is a notable career, “Tendulkar said on Anderson, who played 188 Test matches.“I have always admitted that anyone can play for a short period with a lot of talents, but need to focus too much as a fast bowler for more than two decades, a lot of discipline, concentration, dedication, patience.“There have been many challenging moments in his life, as far as injuries are concerned. You are pain and pain. You are a fast bowler, you are going to be clearly injured. There are pain and pain, but you get up in the morning and start a new day and start a new day with much commitment. He only challenges after the year.“What I found about him was his wrist position and there was subtlety in his variation. A batsman is constantly looking at a bowler and trying to choose those signs. Every bowler will give you some indications. When you know that it is an outsinger or a bouncer or a bouncer or a slow bowlers, who is a bounce or a bounce for him.“He was quite good in bowling and hiding those types of elements in your action. He adapted his action on it. If you look at his action early in 2003-2004 and then towards the second half of his career, it changed, it developed. He is important to be a successful athlete.” Seemar who played his farewell test last July on the eve of his 42nd birthday.