IND Vs Eng: ‘Why didn’t you announce after Ben Stokes?’ – Sunil Gavaskar gave England’s ‘Loud Talk’ Slam | Cricket news
In the fourth Test at Old Trafford, India’s gritty draw made a hot exchange between the two teams and now, Sunil Gavaskar has added the fuel to the fire with an assessment of England’s strategy and attitude. Veteran India batsman and commentator praised India’s flexibility after 0/2 in the second innings, finally finished the last day, losing just four wickets for centuries from Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar. Gavaskar said on Sony Sports Network, “I am very proud of what he has done. Even after the result, the decision to bat for the Indian batsmen was clearly in England. Skipper Ben Stokes handed the ball to Harry Brook, who was killed by Jadeja for six because he celebrated his hundred celebrations. When Brooke soon offered Sundar to Sundar, the batsman appeared to ignore it.
The England players were seen taunting the Indian pair, allegedly questioning whether Jadeja wanted to go against Brooke and Docket. However, Gavaskar replaced the tables. He questioned England’s strategy, especially his delayed announcement. “The question can be asked – can England bat for a very long time before making the announcement?” Gavaskar said. “When India gave him a 600-plus to chase him in Birmingham, some England players said that they were scared. But in India, he said, ‘Give us 600, we will chase.” So what has happened now India gave you 600, and you have reduced by 336. He was just Bravo. Just talk loudly. , He also excavated in the post -Stokes match that he was giving rest to his bowlers before the final test at the Oval.
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“So now, Shubman Gill – if he is in the media conference – then I would like to ask him: Why did you take a lead of 311? Why not declare Stokes on 240 or 250 after it is a hundred? Give your bowlers an extra hour to take wickets. I hope he asks” Gavaskar said. “I know that will not happen. He is very good. He is not like this SG (Sunil Gavaskar). He is different SG (Shubman Gill). But this SG 100% may have asked in a media conference. And I am asking now., The fiery words of the Gavaskar only combine England’s challenge to England’s perspective in the atmosphere charged between the two sides and the judges of the series.
