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India lost the third test against England at Lord’s, which contacted them with the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy currently in progress. This game concluded in favor of one team, but emotions worked for both teams, especially during the last two days.
From the fans to the journalists, everyone was preparing for initially in the Lord’s test on the 5th, as India was 8 doctors at the lunch blow. But known for its reputation, the India party vs England became exciting with a historic blow of Ravindra Jadja, helped by the Indian Tailenders.
Indian Tailenders have received immense criticism of their annoying spectacle with the bat, as they have suffered several collapses and have never seemed good enough to keep up for more than 10 minutes. However, not this time, says Jasprit Bumrah.
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Former Indian Cricter Ajay jadja feels that the Indian dressing room would not be in its usual spirits, despite the previous losses. This is because losing such a well -fighting test will take some time, especially the players who brought them so close to a historic victory. Speaking to Sony Sports, said:
“It’s hard to think about this line while you are in the locker room. When you play and approach you so close, you can’t think of it. There will be no disappointment and no one is more disappointed than he (jad).”
“Many things happened: what went wrong and what is not. But the real teams are the ones coming out of this fort, but today is not the day to talk about,” said the former Indian Cricter Jadja.
“It’s impossible. They have worked for this life, ready for this tour, they have had their strategies and, when you arrive so close and loose, it is not easy to assume. We have already been shown to win from these adversities. No matter how much console,” added Jadja.
Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj BAT by 14 Great in Lord’s
When everything seemed to India, an unreal incident took place in Lord’s. India no. 10 Jasprit Bumrah entered the bat next to Ravindra Jadja, who until then looked firmly.
Jadja had been next to Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar for some time before the two batters went out to the first session before lunch. However, Bumrah showed some resistance to the hostile attack of English pacers, who went to rebotists.
Bumrah himself could have marked only 5 runs, but played for 54 deliveries and supported Jadja for a 35 -track booth for the 9th Wicket. Mohammed Siraj, the last man in India, entered and brought India to 170 beating with Jadja. Maybe he would also have put only 4 next to his name, but he was dynamic to see 30 balls at his entrances.
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Ravindra Jadja: The Solo Warrior of India at Lord’s
India lost the game by a margin of 22 runs, but the man who did everything for India was Ravindra Jadja. Jadja is rightly the most experienced cricket of the India line, as it has been in many visits to England before.
However, this time, Jadja has shown all the promising style needed by a greater batter of his state. It has marked four half a consecutive century since the first entrances to Edgbaston. It did not remain at 61* of 181 balls and took India from a desperate end to a nearby situation.
He built three collaborations of 30, 35 and 23 runs with no. 9, no. 10 and no. 11 Batters for India, being the scorer of most of the races. Until Siraj came out tragic, Jadja played as a warrior in Lord’s, not only as a player, absorbing all the challenges that launched himself.
