IND vs Eng 3rd Test: ‘If Rishabh can be there …’-East-India cricketer Slam pants to throw their wickets. Cricket news

Former India spinner R Ashwin praised Rishabh Pant for batting with pain, but also criticized the wicketkeeper for throwing his wicket, which gave England a chance to return to the trial at day 3 at Lord’s.Rishabh Pants crossed the pain in his left index finger to score an entertaining half a century before exiting the stroke of lunch. With Rahul shutdown at a ton at the other end, the pants tried quickly to avoid one in the last over of the session, but England captain Ben Stokes covered a magnificent direct hit from the cover covering his team in a session controlled by the opposition.The partnership between Rahul and Pant scored 141 runs off 198 balls. Pants, who batted through pain due to a finger injury, also made their intentions clear against Archer’s express speed.

“In the last two years, even when I looked from the dressing room, I think this Indian team has the ability to kill the game,” Ashwin said on his Hindi YouTube channel. ‘Ash ki baat’,“We had a chance to kill the game on day 3. KL Rahul was batting beautifully; he saw in ancient form. His dismissal was very soft after reaching 100.“If Rishabh could have proceeded to score a big, India could close the game.“If India had got 50-100 runs, I think England would have been under severe pressure.He said, “The way Rishabh was batting was untrue. This is what I wanted from Rishabh Pant. He looked very solid. He was batting beautifully. The way he could get out, he had gone out. He wanted KL Rahul to get his hundred.

Rahul said that he had told the pants about his plan to go to the century before the break.“Not ideal. There was a conversation in a few overs before: I told him [Pant] I will find my hundred, if possible, before lunch. Rahul told reporters, “With Bashir bowling, which was a good chance for me before last afternoon before lunch, but, yes, unfortunately, I hit it directly with a fielder,” Rahul told reporters.“It was a ball that I could hit for a limit. Then he just wanted me to rotate the strike and see if he could put me back on strike. But, yes, it should not have happened: a run-out at that stage really changed the speed.“It was disappointing for both of us. Obviously, no one wants to throw his wicket in this way.”