ben stokes
In the last match of the 5-match Test series against India, England suffered a humiliating defeat by an innings and 64 runs. England started this tour brilliantly under the captaincy of Ben Stokes and won the first match. After this, such a performance was seen from Team India that they had to face consecutive defeats in the remaining 4 matches of the series. At the same time, England team captain Ben Stokes said that the biggest reason for the defeat in this series was not being able to capitalize on important opportunities properly.
We lost to a great team in this series
After the end of the Dharamsala Test match, Ben Stokes, while talking about the performance of the England team in this series, said that we had to face defeat from a better team in this series. We still have a lot of cricket to play in the coming time, so now our focus is on that. If you look at this entire series, we could not capitalize on important chances. We all know personally where we have gone wrong. When the Indian team performs well with the ball, you will see a lot of players fielding around you, in such a situation you will have to find a way to score runs, in such a situation you will take risks which sometimes go in your favor and sometimes against you.
Bashir and Hartley performed brilliantly in the series
The performance of some England players in this series definitely impressed everyone, regarding which Ben Stokes said in his statement that Jack Crowley and Ben Duckett will continue their partnership in the opening. Bashir and Hartley performed brilliantly throughout the series while Root’s form returned towards the end of the series which is good news for us ahead of the coming summer. It’s always great to spend time on the field with James Anderson. Getting 700 wickets as a fast bowler is amazing. He is the fittest cricketer I have ever seen.
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