Ravindra Jadja faces

Former Captain of England, Michael Atherton, said how the ample slowly lose their authority on the pitch after the intense drama between India and the players of England during the third test in the iconic Lord de London cricket terrain.

The Lord’s test was full of drama, but one of the main problems was the constant delay in the game. Whether they were players who made breaks, checking the condition of the ball, or if the rates were reduced, the game kept stopping again and again at Lord’s.

Michael Atherton makes a lost control after Lord’s drama

Atherton emphasized a specific time to show how serious this problem is. During the game, Ravindra Jadja took his time taking a drink even after the referee asked him to rush. Jadja seemed to ignore the official completely, and that did not look good with the well -known commentator.

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The Englishman believes that since the decision review system (DRS) has become part of the game, Umpires has lost the power they had before. Before Drs, his word was final. But now, players question decisions more and push the boundaries with their behavior in the field.

Michael Atherton goes out to Ravindra Jadja to ignore the ATM at Lord’s

Michael Atherton said that Sky Sports Cricket said: “The focus focuses more on the fields than players, because the areas have only a grip. I do not know where the decrease in the authority in the fields comes from. Maybe the post-DRS thing. Pre-DRS, the wide ones were almost omnipotent.”

Atherton added: “Because Drs, this authority may only be wasted. There was a point where Jaddu took a drink, and the referee was pointing to the clock and told him to continue.

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Ravindra Jadja fought hard but India trail 2-1 in the test series

However, it is unclear which entries referred to Atherton in his comments. Above all, Ravindra Jadja was the lone fighter of India during the persecution in Lord’s, remaining unbeaten in 61 and almost released an impressive persecution against England in the third test.

Ravindra Jadja gave everything in a long and decided blow, but it was not enough, as India was short for 22 runs in Lord’s. Some felt that the Ravindra Jadja Indi Ravindra Jadja could have taken advantage of more blows once Jasprit Bumrah came out, but remained calm and played at his own pace in a high pressure situation.

Unfortunately, Mohammed Siraj’s dismissal ended with India’s hopes. If Siraj had stayed a little more, the result could have gone to India. Now, with England ahead 2-1 in the ongoing five-game tests series, India is under pressure to bounce in Manchester’s fourth test.

Shubman Gill and his Indian team started their preparations for the fourth test essential with their first training session on Thursday. They have to win the fourth test to have some opportunity to guide English soil history, as India has not won a series of tests since 2007.