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India and England played a contest for the ages at Lord's, with the excitement found that went down to the last session of the last day. Despite a stubborn resistance of the low -order batteders of the visitors, Ben Stokes and Co. They managed to overcome the line in a memorable way.
With the victory, England won 2-1 in the five-game series. It was an interesting two -halved outlet for India, which had notable contributions from several players. At the same time, however, a couple expected to play fundamental roles could not be performed in the Crunch test.
In this note, there are two Indian players here and one who starred in the third test against England.
#3 Flop – Shubman Gill
After a prolific start for his tour of England, Shubman Gill could not hand over the two entries to Lord's. What really emphasized was the way he beat, seemed to be annoying and out of his depth in the pen.
England's decision to carry Jamie Smith Until the bumps it turned out to be Gill's undoing in the first inputs, as he restricted him to walk along the track to deny the movement. It seemed that he was completely nervous in the persecution, playing a shot on a ball and lacked many before being trapped in front.
India would have waited more than its captain, especially after the type of controlled magic that showed in the first two tests in the series.
#2 star – ravindra jadja
Ravindra Jadja finished the game with a single Wicket in his name, but made incredibly valuable contributions to the bat. The SouthPaw was completely secured in the center and scored half a century at the two entrances to keep the resistance of its team alive.
In the persecution, Jadja made a lonely battle after the visitors lost eight doctors with the goal still far. Sewed important stops Mohammed SirajJasprit Bumrah and Nightish Kumar ReddyFind a way to block good deliveries as he will score evils.
Although the result did not favor his side, Jadja once again showed why he is one of the most valuable in the world cricket right now.
#1 flop – yasse jiswal
The opening of Indian stars has been one of its most consistent beats since its debut. But Yasasvi Jaiswal had one of the most disappointing tests of his career at Lord's.
Jaiswal was square for Jofra Archer From the wick, a pattern of dismissal that has always been susceptible. The English fast diaper bouncing its left hand to the second rehearsal with a well-directed bumper.
Jaiswal should be better in persecution, with India that needed a sensitive cricket. Both the attempt and the execution were left out, and this left the team behind the eight ball in the first piece.
Edited by Sai Krishna
