Shubman Gill vs Zak Croli: ‘Proper Chiratosery’ – who said what is the cricket news said in the final on the drama in Lord’s
The confrontation between Team India captain Shubman Gill and England opener Zak Crolly have not gone down well with several former England cricketers in the final over of the third Test at Lord’s.However, some people like Stuart Broad and Steven Fin have taken it into a mild spirit, while former captain Michael Vaughan and interim England bowling coach Tim Southee slammed India to complain about wasting time.India was angry with Crolee’s strategy, Captain Shubman Gill called him “to develop some F-ING balls”.
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan told Test Match Special Podcast, “It’s good from time to time, as I have ever seen.”“India cannot complain because yesterday Gill was down with Hamstring Strain – Rahul was out of the ground and was not able to open the batting.Neither the team can complain, but what a great drama and a great day. We are for the fourth and fifth day which will be fantastic. ,Former England captain Sir Elstaire Cook said the series needs such a fire.“Everyone has been very friendly, but it is always in a series of five matches,” he said.England bowling coach Tim Southee said that India’s captain Shubman Gill should not complain.
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“I am not sure what they were complaining when Shubman Gill was massaging in the middle of the day. It is part of the game near the end of the day. It was an exciting way to finish.”Former England Pacer Stuart Broad said what happened in the last seven minutes.Broad wrote on X, “I am mourning about playing slowly, so it seems strange that my favorite of the series – the last one – last one – 7 minutes of the day.”Steven Finn simply said: “Proper relaxation. Love it.”Team India opener KL Rahul warned England that India would return to a fierce mood in 4 days.Rahul told reporters, “This is now part of the game.”
“I understand from the point of view of an inaugural batsman. I know what is going on – everyone does. A opener will fully understand what happened in those last few minutes.“We wanted to bowl two overs. It’s a no-brother-any team would bowl two overs with six minutes to go. Finally there was a little theatrix, and we were all pumped because we know how difficult it is for a batsman after two days in the field. Finally one wicket will be correct.”
