Green Ting on Edgbaston Pitch to bring life in India’s opportunities against England?

Unlike the headingley pitch, there is some grass on the surface in Edgbaston. On the eve of India, Visual vs. England 2 Tests suggest that Birmingham may be slightly more vibrant than Leeds. Even a little grass can mean that fast bowlers are in more, especially for the first few days.

India’s issue with lifeless headings surface

There was no case in Headingley, where Team India scored 359 runs on the first day, in which only 3 wickets fell. As the game progressed, the pitch provided more support to the bowlers. This did not actually happen. The spinners got some help, but for the most part, it was easy for the batsmen throughout the match.

Ideally, this Indian camp should please. His bowlers, even Jasprit Bumrah, struggled to take wickets at various times due to the nature of the pitch. Of course, the longer you bowl, the probability of injury also increases. And for a person like Bumrah, bowling low overs means that he may be able to play four matches instead of three.

Edgbaston Pitch on the eve of 2 Tests

But now being optimistic can jump gun. Even for headingley testing, we noticed that the surface was grass on it. But on the match, it was shaved. Yesterday, there was a little grass in the Edgbaston pitch. A day later, it is reduced. It will not be shocking if all this has gone tomorrow.