Ind vs Eng: Will Jasprit Bumrah play in Lord’s? Shubman Gill’s answer to the answer says all this. Cricket news
New Delhi: India captain Shubman Gill will confirm that Pace Ace Jasprit will return for the third Test at Bumrah Lords, the visitors defeated England by 336 runs by 336 runs in Edgbaston to beat Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 1-1.Despite Bumrah’s absence in the second Test, Debutant Akash Deep stepped into excellent fashion-10/187 match-winning figures, including a stunning 6/99 in the second innings. After 10/188 of Chetan Sharma in Birmingham in 1986, only the 27 -year -old became the second Indian bowler who claimed a 10 -wicket race in a test in England.Asked about the availability of Bumrah for the third test at Lords, Gill’s response was direct and confident: “Surely.”India’s historic victory-Edgbaston lagged 0–1 in his biggest win-series by his first Test win and runs and without prominent players like Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav.England were excluded for 271 with more than 5 days of session, chasing the target of a huge 608-Run. Apart from the heroes of Akash Deep, India’s bowling unit saw the contribution of Mohammad Siraj, Prasad Krishna, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar-cutting everyone with one wicket.Shubman Gill, from the front, scored 269 and 161 in the match and starred with the bat – celebrated his first win as India’s Test captain in style.Considering the change of the team after the loss of Leeds, Gill said:“After the first game, we were present about all the things we had talked about. We were tremendous to watch our bowling and fielding. We knew that if we get 400-500 on such a wicket, we will stay in the game. Every time we will not leave many catches.[Akash Deep] Bowlled with so much heart. The areas he hit and length – they were getting balls to move forward in both ways. On such a wicket, it is difficult to do so. I would say that I feel comfortable with my game. If we win the series with our contribution, I will feel happy.I have said this earlier – I want to play as a batsman, think as a batsman. ,
