Ind vs Eng: ‘Going for the wicket is a lie’ – R Ashwin urged India to include cricket news in the second Test

Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has given a bold and strategic message before the second test against England in Edgbaston: forget to chase the wicket – the pressure is the real weapon.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Ashwin said in an honest assessment of India’s bowling approach during the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, “The entire point of” Wickets is going “, this can be tested for cricket or T20 cricket.” When a bowler holds a batsman at one end for 10 balls and then gives a good ball, we call it. “

India lost the first test in Leeds despite five centuries – a historical discrepancy. Only once in the history of Test cricket has lost four hundreds of people in a match in a team – Australia, Australia, 1928 against England in Melbourne.

England’s Blistering 371-Run Chase was completed in only 82 overs, now his second largest fourth innings chase. The aggressive brand of cricket, which is now globally dubbed “bazball”, is likely to continue, but with a major exception – Jasprit Bumrah.Ashwin told Visden, “It’s not about how many overs Jasprit Bumrah will bowl.” This game is very straightforward – “We will play Bumrah carefully and then Buzzal to everyone else. This is too much that England will do. “

Ashwin urged India’s bowlers to take a more defensive and control-concentrated approach to compete this.“As a bowling unit, we should make a strategy to play some defensive, negative cricket. We should play negative, defensive cricket and ask our bowlers to include them more,” he said.