IND vs Eng: Former selector Slam Team India 1 after 1 Test defeat – ‘They were simple catch, no one drops them’. Cricket news

Former Indian cricket selector and wicketkeeper Kiran More has urged India’s Test team for patience after his five -wicket defeat in England in the first Test in Headingly. He especially highlighted fielding as the main issue in damage.“We played very well for four days,” more told IANS. “I think the mistake came on the last day when England played excellent cricket. Fielding was the place where we slipped. They were simple catch – no one drops those people – and it made a difference.”England successfully pursued a target of 371 runs on the last day to take a 1-0 lead in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy with six India. Ben Docket scored 149 runs, while Joe Root remained unbeaten on 53 and Jamie Smith scored 44 runs. The victory marked England’s second largest successful chase and his highest against India.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“In the first two days, we were really good, and I felt that we could add another 100-150 runs in our clan. If we had scored 450 in the first innings, things could be different. In the second innings, Rishabh and KL Rahul did well. But again, we fell into major moments.”A total of 471 of India’s first innings included Shubman Gill (147), Rishabh Pant (134), and Yashasvi Jaiswal (101) for centuries. However, he lost seven wickets for just 41 runs. England responded with 465, including 189 runs with his last five wickets with contribution of Docket (62), Oli Pope (106), and Brooke (99).

In its second innings, India’s position looked strong at 333/4, which was operated by a 195 -run partnership between Pant (118) and KL Rahul (137). The team then lost six wickets for 31 runs, dismissed 364 and set England a target of 371.“We have got a good, balanced team, but this team is still in infection. I think we need to give them time – either one year – to settle, to find the right combination, and to grow in a strong unit. We have scored more than 750 runs in both innings, so we have batting. But we cannot depend on Bumrah.

Jasprit Bumrah became wicket -free in the second innings despite his efforts. Prasad Krishna proved to be expensive, and many dropped catches, especially Harry Brook, proved expensive for India.“We have seen it earlier – Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Sachin, to Kohli and Rohit. Now it is time to move the steps of new faces. They need time and support. If we keep playing in this way and keep making similar mistakes, we will not improve. But give time to this group, and we will have a good team.”Chase, a successful chase in Headingley, marked for the third time that a target of more than 350 has been achieved at the site. The match became only third in Test history, where all four innings were more than 350 runs.