‘Massive omission in concentration’: Former India coaches, Lords, identify two matches-the moments of funds, Beans Ben Stokes | Cricket news
After India’s hearty defeat for England in the third test, many important moments and laps were potentially designed to snatch the game away from visitors. Ravi Shastri has identified two important moments, in his view, India spends a third Test at Lord’s. In a tightly contesting match, in which the two sides pushed each other to the limit, India decreased by 22 runs, chasing 193 to 170.The former head coach of India analyzed the defeat, stating that the first big twist came on 3 days, when Rishabh Pant was run out just before lunch. Shastri said, “There was a turn for me in this Test match, first, Rishabh Pant’s dismissal (in the first innings),” Shastri said. “Ben Stokes, simply hit the outstanding appearance of the mind to hit the right end and pull it to the stroke of lunch. Because India used to get a lead and was on the driver’s seat, “Shastri said, talking to Sanjana Ganason on the ICC review. Pant was batting confidently on 74, and his wicket moved back to England. Both India and England posted the same first innings of 387, and the dismissal of the pants deprived India of a possible lead.
The second moment, Shastri said, came when Karun Nair wrongly saw a ball in the second innings incorrectly. “Saying that, again 40/1 (in the second innings), I thought there was a huge lapse in concentration to leave a straight ball from Karun Nair, nothing to leave the ball, to leave it and open the door for England. I thought that the time of that dismissal changed things,” Shastri said. “Because you saw that when Siraj batted, when Bumrah batted, when Jadeja was batting, once the ball was of 40 overs, he hardly committed a leg wrong. They were solid in defense and to bring that goal down on lunch, to get 82, you thought it would be done in the next 10 minutes and dust would be delayed. But there was a major achievement to bring that 82 or 83 to 22. So it just goes to show that (if) the top order was slightly difficult and mentally strong in just 4 days, so in the end, the game would be of India, “Shastri said.
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Despite the disadvantage, he praised England, when it was most important. He said, “You have to praise England. When leaving, they seized moments. And when they saw an inauguration in the door, they dropped their door down,” he said. Shastri also reflected how closely the match showed India’s victory at Lord’s in 2021, with the current series called ‘attractive’, with two matches left. India requires a win to survive in the series of 2–1 in the five-match series and the 4th Test.
