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Former India coach Greg Chappell has advised Shubman Gill that

Former India coach Greg Chappell has ruled that the team did not lose Ang vs.1 Test due to poor fielding, but due to their bowling attack. Shubman Gill, who played his first Test as the new captain, began his term on the losing note as India was assigned a 5-viccity thrashing in the Leeds. Chappell advised India to pointing to some red flags and make some amendments to their play.

Kuldeep In, Jadeja Out

In his column for Espncricinfo, Chapel said that India was lost due to self -protection, stating that there was no diversity in his bowling attack. He said that Gill should bring for Eng vs. Ind 2nd Test in Kuldeep Yadav, which he probably considered the best restpinner since Shane Warne. Chappell also recommended that Arshdeep Singh be included in the playing XI.

,One reason is that wickets often fall after bowling change. This forces the batsman to recur. This variability is not available to Shubman Gill with its current crop. Without Bumrah, I would like to add left-Bermer Arshdeep Singh to the Mix and see Kuldeep Yadav, possibly the best restpinner, the attack since Shane Warne.Chapel wrote.

Chappell claimed that Ravindra Jadeja, who was the only spinner in India in 1 Test, was not a frontline bowler under English conditions. He said that Jadeja can be considered as a support spinner in Xi which is good batting and should be left otherwise.

“Jadeja is not a front-line spinner in English conditions. If his batting is considered very good, he can be a support spinner; otherwise a reconsideration is necessary. If India is to reversed its luck in this series, a better balanced team is required,” Chappell said.

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Extremeness on Bumrah

Chappell also flagged off the need to further discipline the need for Indian bowlers (except Bumrah). He said that at present, all England need to overcome the pressure while facing Bumrah and the rest were going to be a cakewalk. He said that apart from Bumrah, all Indian seamers were equal-“Working on right-arms, medium-fast, comparable angles ..”

,Even with Bumrah in the mixture, the rest of the attack will have to be more disciplined. I did not see the ground of two consecutive balls in a dangerous place. They were either very full, very little or very wide. The bowlers have to work in more partnership as partnership. All England have to do in the present, to see Bumrah and they know the pressure will go with him,Chapel wrote.

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