IND vs Eng: drama in Headingley! Jasprit Bumrah denied the wicket that no-ball call. Cricket news
New Delhi: It was a day when no Indian bowler Jaspreet Bumrah was tirelessly. England, India’s formidable first innings, finished a total of 471, day 2 at 209/3-all three wickets related to Bumrah. As usual, when India needed a success, he moved to his major pacer, and distributed by Bumrah.Bumrah created an opportunity continuously, but failed to capitalize on India. Ben Docket was dropped twice in his innings and the visitors were paid with 62 fluently, before Bumrah finally uprooted his stump in his second magic.Oli Pope, a nerve starter, survived the early stage and once the ball softened and reduced the pitch. He went for a century score. Bumrah returned late during the day, which was denied a heartbreaking no-ball call to inspire a false shot from the root and then Harry Brook.The play came out in the final of the day. Bumrah discovered a small delivery widening outside, discovering his fourth wicket. Brooke attempted a bridge, watched it badly wrongly, and Mohammad Sirj sprinkled with a short mid-wicket to complete a luxurious diving catch. India celebrated, ready to walk with speed – until the third umpire intervention revealed that Bumrah had overseas. This was his third no-ball of the over. Brook survived and Bumrah was disappointed.
Earlier, India was rejected to 471 after 430/3 in a phase. Shubman Gill (147), Rishabh Pant (134), and Yashasvi Jaiswal (101) improved the innings with the outstanding centuries. Gill and Pant’s 209-Run’s partnership after the inaugural stand of 91 runs between Jaiswal and KL Rahul (42).Despite the commencement of commanding, India fell in the second season, losing seven wickets for only 112 runs. Ben Stokes (4/66) and Josh Tongs (4/86) led England’s Fightback with the ball.
