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The Indian Cricket National Team has completed their quick bowling attack for the second test against England at the Edgbaston stadium in Birmingham. They are currently going to 0-1 in the five-game test series against England after a five-wicket defeat in Headingley.
Despite the defeat, the Indian think tank decided to keep with its plan, as Jasprit Bumrah has been rested from the second crucial test against England as part of the management of the workload, according to Revsportzz.
Jasprit Bumrah rested, Shardul Thakur fell from India XI for the second test to Edgbaston
It is said that Akash Deep has replaced Jasprit Bumrah in the XI of India for the second test in Edgbaston. Akash Deep joined Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna as a rhythm trio for the second test game in Edgbaston, from July 2.
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In another key change, Shardul Thakur, all the launcher, will take place in the young baton of the entire Nitish Kumar Reddy launcher at the XI performance. It seems that Kuldeep Yadav will have to wait for his chance in the five -game test series in England.
– Akash Siraj Prasidh Your 3 fast bowls blocked for the second test
– Don’t Bumrah
– NKR at Shadul’s site
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There is no word in Kuldeep Yadav, as India remained with the same line of battle
There were already calls for the inclusion of Kuldeep Yadav in the game XI for the second crucial test, but there is no word for the Chinaman bowl of the direction of the Indian team. Ravindra Jadja is almost certain for the Edgbaston test despite his poor departure to the first test in Headingley.
It is said that the battle line will be the same as the Headingley test, with Kl Rahul and Yasasvi Jaiswal, followed by Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill, Rishab Pant and Karun Nair. With the entrance to Nitish Kumar Reddy, it remains to see where the young man will be written, as he is also an explosive batter.
Reddy is likely to beat after Pant in the second test against England. However, it will be interesting to see if Karun Nair and Sai Sudharsan will be retained after their miserable departures to the loss of five Wicket of India in England in the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy workshop. But most of the battle line is expected to be modified for the Edgbaston test.
Bcci rests Gautam Gambhir in the middle of red ball struggles
In the meantime, the work of Indian’s main coach, Gautam Gambhir, is currently safe despite poor results in red ball cricket. It is said that even if the Indian team loses the series of five -game tests in England on a huge margin, the selectors and the BCCI do not have the mood of making any changes.
They have lost the series of tests in New Zealand and Australia, but still selectors and the BCCI want to support Gambhir as the team is going through the transition phase and they do not care about the results, at least for some series.
A Font BCCI said he said for Insidesport: “At the moment, Gambhir is doing a good job with a young team. In transition, you do not always get the planned results. Australia and England fought during their transitions. So it is premature to make a call to Gambhir. We still have four test games in England and we hope we can give things.
