Ajinkya Rahane has said for various reasons why India lost the Lord’s Test against England in the five -match Test series.Rahane said that in the first innings, the run-out of the pants and then the second price in India faded the brain of Karun Nair.“I felt that Ben Stokes attacked the ball, it was amazing to throw one hand pick-up and a non-scientist. It is very easy for the fielder to rest,” Rahen said on his YouTube channel.“When you look at only two or three balls before lunch, you can easily rest. But his attitude towards the ball, its intensity, and getting that run-out-is the place where I felt that I felt England had come in the game.”
However, Rahane felt that India was hovering in the second innings despite losing Jesswal’s wicket chasing 193.“At that time, India was hovering-40-oud for one. But Karun Nair’s LBW, which changed the game for India and England.“I felt that England really came back to the game well. And after that, he started bowling well. His intensity on the field, his fielders, the character he showed – it was surprising.“This is what you want to see in Test cricket – all 11 fielders are coming together and want to win a Test match. It was great to see their attitude and character on the field.“Even though India really fought well, again, the credit goes to the England team – the way they came back to the game and won the Test matches,” he said.
Talking about that India lost the Test match, the 37 -year -old said: “As I said earlier, it was India’s Test match to win.“When KL and Rishabh were batting in the first innings, I felt that their partnership was amazing. उन्होंने खूबसूरती से बल्लेबाजी की। But India was 75–100 runs.“We all know that it becomes a little difficult to bat on that day 4 and 5. It is not easy to score runs. Yes, England really bowled well.“But I felt that India has missed the opportunity to get that big score on the board in the first innings. And at the same time, I think that India is moving forward to add an additional bowler – because you are going to win a Test match or Test series by taking 20 wickets.”