IND vs Eng | ‘India needs Virat mentality’: The former England captain warned Shubman Gill’s side ahead of the ‘series-defying’ day 3. Cricket news

New Delhi: As England tightened their grip on the fourth test at Old Trafford, former captain Michael Vaughan gave a rally call for India, urging Shubman Gill’s side to channel Virat Kohli’s intensity, which he described as “series-defaulting” day 3.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!In 2 -day stumps, England was well deployed at 225/2, which was India’s first 358 behind a total of 358. Openers Zak Crolly (84) and Ben Docket (94) set up a banging stand at the 166 -run stand before the two were reduced by both centuries. Debutant Anshul Kambaj claimed his young woman wicket when Docket inspired wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel to stand-in.

England already extended the five-match series 2–1, von emphasized the importance of day 3 on the cricbage.

He said, “The series will be fixed on three days. If England have a great day, I think they are winning this Test match and the series is done and dust is gone,” he said. “India and Shubman have to reach three days with that great mindset. We have to win the day. If they win tomorrow, the game is alive. If they lose, the series is gone.”Supporting Von’s assessment, Dinesh Karthik said: “They are big words and I think it is a very appropriate observation. Because walking in day three, as they say it, on the walking day, you will almost think that the series hangs in balance that day. If India wants to survive, they should have a good day with the ball.”Everyone’s eyes will be on India’s bowlers on Friday – as they look at the Kohli Yuga to call and call fire.