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In a humorous turn during the second T20I between India and England In Chennai, commentators Ravi Shastri and Sunil Gavaskar was mocked Harry BrookThe previous comments on the Smog in Calcutta, which according to him had affected their visibility to the first T20I. Brook’s struggles against Indian Spinner Varun Chakraborty He continued, even in Chennai, where the smog was not a factor.
Varun Chakravarthy again overcome Harry Brook
Chakravarthy offered another impressive performance, discarding Brook for the second time in the series. During the first T20i in Eden Gardens, Brook had humorously quoted Smog as a reason for his dismissal, claiming that he made it difficult to choose Chakravarthy’s deliveries.
“Chakravarthy is an exceptionally good bowling player. But with the smog of the other night it was much harder to choose. We hope that the air is a little clearer here and that we can see the ball a little easier. To deal with the T20 cricket is probably the most difficult thing in the game, especially since I always try to hit it absolutely. “ Brook had said while talking to The Daily Telegraph.
However, under Chennai’s clear conditions, Chakravarthy’s ability turned out to be Brook’s disappearance once again, silencing the previous excuse.
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Ravi Shastri and Sunil Gavaskar playful punctures
When Brook returned to the pavilion after being dragged by Chakravarthy to Chennai T20i, Shastri could not resist to do once, commenting on: “Again is Varun Chakravarthy. You don’t need the smog; this is an infiltration and it has crashed against strains.” Gavaskar joined the joke and added: “Varun chakravarthy looking at him, could he be asking if there are smog?” The playful comments left the comments between laughs, perfectly capturing the joyful tone of the party.
