‘We are here to put a show’: Shardul Thakur warned before Test Series vs England. Cricket news
New Delhi: India’s all -rounder Shardul Thakur believes what the Indian team has to win the upcoming five -match Test series against England, which begins in Leeds on Friday. Shardul was part of the Indian squad who visited England in 2021-22. India was ahead 2–1 in that series before postponing the final test for next year due to Kovid -19. India, playing regularly without captain Rohit Sharma, lost the re-prescribed test, and ended with the series 2–2.Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli stepped away from red-ball cricket, the young Indian side, now under the new captain Shubman Gill, will face a difficult challenge in English conditions.“I think it is very exciting to play in this part of the world, where you face different challenges. First one, of course, the weather. Sometimes it is cloudy, sometimes it is bright, incense, and as a player, as a player, you need to make adjustments in your game, whether you are batting or bowling,” BCCI’s social media accounts have been posted.“The team is good for that fresh energy, some young men coming, and new talents are always exciting. Now that the England team is also playing a different kind of cricket. You know, they also like to surprise that we are here to put a show, and if we can overcome this tricks, it can provide it.Considering the previous tour of India, Shardul called it “one of the most memories” of his career. He played three Tests during the series, took eight wickets and scored two half -centuries in the fourth Test.
“I think the 2021 series, where we had won some games. First we could win, but unfortunately, the last day it rained and we could not chase the clan. But then we won in Lord’s, then we won in the Oval, and then we returned for the fifth test next year.India will look at a historic victory, as they look at a Test series in England for the first time since 2007. The five-match series also marks India’s first assignment in the 2025–27 ICC World Test Championship cycle.
