IND vs Eng 3rd Test: Butter Fingers! What can India learn from Slip Fielders Karun Nair? Cricket news

While it was England that started day 2 with the celebration of Joe Root’s gritty ton at Lord’s, the scales quickly provoked the path of India, which was no one for anyone other than Jaspreet Bumrah. After playing XI after resting for the second Test, Premier Pacer claimed the wicket of Harry Brook for 1 day at Lord’s. While he added to his tally with the dismissal of Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes, Mohammad Sirj could also join his wicket tally, if it was not for a fielding error.IND vs Eng 3rd Test Day 2 Live ScoreWhile India did not make many mistakes compared to the first test, a special moment stood out in the 87th on day 2. Siraj came to a powerful closer to dismiss Jamie Smith, but KL ended to see Rahul slipping from Rahul’s hands.Sending a length behind delivery outside the stump, Smith looked to punch from the crease, but the ball went away and KL moved towards Rahul on the second slip. After taking a significant lead with the bat, Rahul was unable to catch at the shoulder level. Despite using both hands for the catch, the ball hit him on the fingers and went out of his fist.

Sirj, disappointed with the error, could only see in pain. ‘Butterfingers’ on performance from Indian fielders, especially those posted in slip cordon, are in favor. In the first test, Yashsvi Jaiswal dropped several catches from similar occasions.

Analyzing what the Indian fielders are doing wrong, former India batsman and wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik highlighted that Karun Nair is doing better than Rahul and Jaiswal. Karthik cited Nair’s reverse cup approach, contrary to the traditional technology used by Jaiswal and Rahul. With the dropped catches, it becomes a problem for visitors, it remains to be seen what the side will do to reduce errors in this regard.The series is delicately prepared from the series 1–1, want to get a benefit to get a benefit with both sides.