ENG VS IND: Deep Dasgupta Choose India by performing XI for the Edgbaston test with two key changes

After a disappointing five -wicket defeat in Leeds, India is being prepared for a second crucial test against England In Birmingham, from June 2. The team combination has undergone scrutiny and exket-basster of India Deep dasgupta He has heavy with his recommended changes. Dasgupta’s suggestions focus on the balance of experience with tactical flexibility, introducing two key changes in the XI that could shape India’s fortunes in the series.

Deep Dasgupta suggests a tactical change to bring stability to number 3

One of the most significant changes proposed by Dasgupta is to promote Karun nair At central position no. 3, replacing –S Sai Sudharsan. Although Sudharsan showed a promise with a score of 30 in the first test, Dasgupta emphasized that the decision is not a reflection of the young man’s performance, but a move to achieve the best balance of the team. Speaking during the discussion of the star sports games program, he emphasized the importance of communication, saying that he would explain to Sudharsan that exclusion is purely strategic and not based on performance.

“Generally, you don’t want to make too many changes after the first game, but you also have to think that this is a very young side. It’s a new captain, a new side. So you have to put the correct combination. Karun Nair has most of its runs at number 3. In addition, he beat India against England at number 3.” Dasgupta said.

Nair credentials at number 3 are notable, with a strong domestic record and pre -paper experience India to against the England lions. As he moved towards the order, Dasgupta believes that India can solidify the higher order and create space in the center for a total of the world. This adjustment also allows Nightish Kumar Reddy To search the number 6, offering in India a sewing fixation option from the order: a valuable asset under the English conditions.

“So maybe you want to look at Karun Nair at no. 3. This opens a space for someone like Nitish at number 6, who, if required, can give you a few sewing grains. I will have a chat with Sai Sudharsan and will say that this is not a reflection of what happened in the first test, but this is a combination. So that the conversation becomes very important, as you put it as a very important one, as you put it as it is, as you put it. The former Indian player added.

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Dasgupta describes an essential change to India to effectively counteract “Bazball”

Dasgupta’s second major change is the inclusion of the left arm wrist Kuldeep Yadav At no. 8. With Birmingham known for its battle surface, Dasgupta argues that India can afford to play Kuldeep, even if its battle is not a main force, thanks to the recent form of the higher order. Kuldeep’s ability to extract the turn and its record of 56 doctors at an average of 22.16 in 13 evidence make it a powerful weapon, especially against the aggressive Bazball approach in England.

Dasgupta has constantly defended the presence of a wrist in the XI, believing that Kuldeep’s variations could alter the rhythm of England and provide crucial advances. The movement also points to India’s intention to attack instead of containing, a mentality that could be fundamental to leveling the series.

)The advantage of having the top five places is that you do not care too much the contributions of your number 8 with the bat. I would love to see -there Kuldeep“, Dasgupta concluded.

With these two changes, Dasgupta’s play XI aims to achieve the proper balance between stability, flexibility and attacking intent. As India seeks to rebound in Birmingham, these daring options could be the catalyst for a change in the series.

Deep Dasgupta India interpreting XI for the second test:

Yasasvi Jaiswal, Kl Rahul, Karun Nair, Shubman Gill (C), Rishab Pant (WK), Nitish Kumar Reddy, Ravindra Jadja, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna, Prasidh Krishna, Mohamed Sirjna

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