“If England gets 600”- BCCI president exposes the warning to Shubman Gill-Gambhir

Former BCCI president Sorvoli Schopeman called Gotam Gamper’s tactical renovations during the India and Leeds test in England. Everything was from the first test in India in England in Hidejli everything, from the fireworks in Rishab Pant, celebrating the wheel, Jasbert Pomara’s brilliance, and amazing collapse.

After controlling the first day, India looked ready to accumulate on the misery of England and may reach the 600th brand, but it suffered from a dramatic collapse that left the legendary Soraf Gangoli.

India started the second day in the company’s control. Pent was impressive with his horn and even celebrated him elegantly with a heart wandering in the crowd.

The former BCCI president pointed out that the circumstances seemed amazingly for Headingley, and it was an ideal platform for tourists to publish the sum of Mammoth against England in the first roles.

Sorf Gangoli is related to the Chopman -led India, which allowed the great opportunity to slip in Hideingley

However, after the dismissal of Shubman Gill after 147 great, things turned quickly. The Indian cricket team lost its last seven share for only 41 races and left 471. The lengths of the English archers were better, and the energy was on the second day, and it achieved the utmost benefit from the sudden decline in India.

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Watching all this reveals, Gangoli felt that the Indian cricket team missed a golden opportunity in the opening match of the five -game test. The former Indian captain indicated that on such a dry stadium, 600 would put England in a deep problem when the surface began to deteriorate.

The former BCCI president also confirmed that winning the first Anderson Tindolkar test is a cup of importance for the young captain Schopeman Jill and his team. “No one expects Headingley is very dry. But what will happen is, if they get 600, it begins to get up and down. India must win this. They will not get this opportunity again,” Sourav Ganguly.

Jasbert Pomera left alone in a battle with England

In response to 471 in India, Gaspart Pomara struck early to remove Zach Crowley and immediately put the hosts on the back foot. After that, the Bomara field players allowed a bad decline, as Ben Dakit was dropped twice and India was pushing amazing fifty before the pavement sent it at the end.

When the ball diluted and diluted the stadium, Olie Pope broke the other hundreds of impressive. Pomara managed to get rid of Joe Root, but the lack of balls saved England twice in the end, which increased the frustration of India. With its trunks, England was its way to 20/3.

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On the second day, Pomara took all the three share, while the rest of the Indian Bowling attack, which includes the Krishna Racid, Mohamed Seraj, and Charool Thakur, failed to support Baksar bullets, running and losing opportunities against England in Hideengley.

Sorf Gangouli wonders

In response to the Poling Show, the former leader questioned the decisions of the choice of coach Gotam Gamper and Shabman Jill. Ganguly felt that the left -wicked paceHdeep singh was a better choice than Prasidh Krishna, providing a different angle and difference.

Suraf also suggested that the time of Coldep Yadaf will come later in the five -game test series. He pointed out that “Kuldeeep will play slowly. It’s a long chain. I’ll play Arsh. Because of a different angle (because she is a left -wing). But it’s good. It’s good.”

Sourav Ganguly refuses to predict the results of the India test series for England

Moreover, Ganguly noticed the mile of England players to underestimate it, especially Lesopman Jill, but they felt that they would learn quickly as the series advanced.

“It is very short, in fact. In the middle of the road, they were only short Bolling for a generation. But it’s fine. They will learn. It’s just a first test.”

But he refrained from doing any prediction of the continuous test series. Ganguli signed, “It is too early to say.”