India vs England
The play on the first day of the Dharamshala Test match was entirely in the name of the Indian team. In this match, England decided to bat first after winning the toss but Kuldeep Yadav proved them completely wrong and played an important role in their first innings scoring 218 runs by taking 5 wickets. England’s opening batsmen gave a good start to the team but after that, due to the disappointing performance of the middle-order batsmen, the team could not manage to score a big score. Now, regarding this, former England captain Nasir Hussain has also strongly criticized his team’s batsmen.
England players need to improve on their game
Nasir Hussain said in his statement given on Sky Sports after the first day of Dharamsala Test match that we have missed chances to win in the last 2 matches. The second session of today’s play was the worst in this Test series, with us falling from 175 for three to 6. This is being seen continuously in England’s batting, which is also a big concern. I think England players need to focus on their game. No matter what your team’s planning is, no matter what the coach or captain says, you should introspect and keep improving. Even great players like Ashwin keep improving their game so that they can become even more successful.
England has a lead of only 83 runs left
After bowling out England’s first innings at a score of 218 runs, the Indian team had scored 135 runs at the loss of one wicket in its first innings by the end of the day’s play. A century partnership of 104 runs was seen for the first wicket between Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal. After completing his half-century, Jaiswal became the victim of Shoaib Bashir on the score of 57. Captain Rohit Sharma was unbeaten on 52 while Shubman Gill was unbeaten on 26 runs. The Indian team is now just 83 runs behind England’s first innings score.
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