IND vs Eng: ‘Jofra Archer Sourav Ganguly was seeing the main attraction of the waving shirt’ – Ben Stokes revealed India after winning the Lord’s. Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in London: England captain Ben Stokes on Sunday added a touch of humor and history to the play at Lord’s after a thrilling 22 -run win over India in the third Test on Sunday. Considering the occasion, Stokes revealed that Jofra Archer was watching Sourav Ganguly’s highlight waving his shirt on the Lord’s balcony, a prestigious scene from India’s prestigious Natwest final win in 2002. Stokes told reporters, “Archer Ganguly was the highlights of the shirt waving. He thought that the World Cup was the final. I did not tell him, we won the World Cup final.”Chasing 193, India was excluded for 170 despite a brave effort from Ravindra Jadeja, who remained unbeaten on 61. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The beginning of the day at 58/4, India needed something special, but quick wickets in the morning, but all sealed their fate.KL Rahul was firm for a gritty 39, but his dismissal for Stokes through a successful DRS, to chase India. Rishabh pants, in pain due to a finger injury, was cast by a sharp archer delivery, which definitely replaced the tide in favor of England.Stokes revealed that he had a “feeling of intestine” about opening the day with Archer: “That intestine was realized. That is why Jofra opened bowling with Archer and he swung the game for us,” he said.
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Both Stokes and Archer took five wickets in the match, giving a worn surface under pressure. Shoaib Bashir claimed the final wicket, bouncing a permanent ovation from the Jabilant scenes and the crowd.“When did I bowl 45 overs in a Test match? Big Day Today Today … Game on the Line. We threw a lot in his batting with Seam. It was great that Bashir was able to get the final wicket,” Stokes continued.Shoaib Bashir, while hurting a finger, could remember the next game and also miss the remaining part of the series. Joe praising the root, the skipper said: “Joe Root is the best batsman in the world under all circumstances. We thought it was going to be difficult to chase 190.”Jadeja’s fourth gradual test with fifty and late resistance with Bumrah and Siraj gave hope to India, but the mountain proved to be very standing.With this result, England took a 2–1 lead in the five-match series. The fourth test will begin in Manchester on July 23, where India will bounce back and keep the series alive.