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India’s National Cricket team, Veteran All-Rounder Ravindra Jadja and the pattern of the National Clicet of England, Ben Stokes, participated in a collision during the first test.
The incident took place on the 3rd of the opening of the series of tests between the National Cricket team of India and the National Clicet team of England, which is currently in Headingley in Leeds on Sunday, June 22.
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Ravindra Jadja presented at 58th day 3
England started on the 3rd with a total of 209 rolls on the board with the loss of three doctors and with Ollie Pope (100*) and Harry Brook (0*) Unbeaten in the middle.
Pope and Brook looked good together in the middle, but the first fell at 52nd and played a poor shot, ending with 106 runs of 137 balls, with 14 four.
In the first ball of the surface, Prasidh Krishna launched a delivery of nothing out of Stump and Ollie Pope put it behind it, with Ris Habh Pant making an easy capture. After Pope came out again with the applause, England, Ben Stokes, came out in the middle.
Stokes began his cautious entrances against India before being involved in a collision with all the ravindra. The incident deployed at 58th when all the launch was set for the first time on the 3rd, with a slip and a roof.
Ravindra Jadja, who had the figures of 9.0-25-0 on the 2nd, launched a flat delivery to Harry Brook to Off-Stump, which was halfway through a quick simple one.
When Ben Stokes started running from the end of the Non-Atri, Ravindra Jadja headed to his right to stop the ball and collided with Ben Stokes. Luckily, the collision was not ugly and the players were totally secure with anything important.
Clock: Ravindra Jadja and Ben Stokes involved in the collision
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India still has the upper hand: Ravi Shastri
Former Indian National Cricket team coach Ravi Shastri, talking to Sky Sports Cricket, before the start of the play on the 3rd, issued his verdict on the game’s situation.
He said that the visiting team would be disappointed not to add 75-80 more to the first entrances to the first entries despite centuries of Shubman Gill, Yasse Jaiswal and Ris Hurbh Pant.
Ravi Shastri added that Team India still has a higher hand in the game and that the first doctors of Jasprit Bumrah on the third day can turn the game in favor of visitors. Said:
“I think India will be disappointed that they did not add 75 or 80 runs, but by the end of the second day, achieving the root, things have equalized.
“I think they still have the upper hand. They have the throws on the board and you know what Bumrah can do.
“You can break this game in the first hour or so. If you can get a couple of doctors, India will think you can get an advantage.
