India vs england: The defeat in the third Test ended at Lord’s on Monday will keep millions of Indian fans and Team India will be happy. About a quarter to four days of the Test, Team Gill was occupied by the match, but the bad tone that took place from the last hour of the fourth day continued in the last session of the last day till Mohammad Siraj was bold.
All the big name batsmen fell on the face. And the exceptions in this, Ravindra Jadeja and Puchalle Jaspreet Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj because the important batting skills were as important, the approach (attitude) was also a big factor in the fourth innings. However, you know about those 5 big mistakes, so that India lost history by losing the match in Lord’s and also lost the opportunity to take the lead in the series.
1. Poor approach, substandard shot, deteriorated notes!
This is a question that what instructions the management had given to Yashasvi Jaiswal before landing for batting in the second innings. When stability in the initial overs and not losing wickets especially in the last session was the biggest priority when Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed by playing very poor shots. India was chasing 193 runs, not 350 here. And the next day the whole day was left. But with a very poor approach, Jaiswal played a similar shot, for which he deserves punishment. And did the initial ‘Sur’ feel bad that everything went on deteriorating from here. And at the end of the day, India’s score was 4 at the end of the day, then India lost the necessary psychological benefits.
2. Karun and this opportunity also lost this opportunity ..
Despite the failure of the last two Test matches, the Indian management again gave Karun Nair a chance in Lord’s. He had a great chance to throw water on all the failures in the fourth innings. But he failed again. On most occasions with Karun, it is happening that he is being dismissed after spending the initial difficult time. Outside the off stump, he is unable to deal with swing and seam properly outside the off stump. At the same time, in the second innings, he was lbw out in an attempt to Left the ball. And now the situation is that Karun Nair is standing at a turn from where he will go ahead with an average of 21.83 in 6 innings in the tour, this God or Indian management knows better.
3. Super stars could not touch the tens figure!
Where the result of Lord’s would take India or where has been taken now, it was a very important thing. In such a situation, the contribution of the super star in the second innings means Captain Shubman Gill (6) and Rishabh Pant (9) had a lot of meaning, but if the gills in the fierce form did not work at the time of need, then a beautiful ball of Jofra ended Pant’s innings. Both super stars fell on the ground in the second innings. And not to play the big innings of either of these two proved to be a big reason for the defeat.
4. KL Rahul’s catch was found to be expensive
In the first innings, KL Rahul left the easy catch of Jamie Smith (51) in slip when his personal score was just 5 runs. Jamie, while cashing in it completely, managed to spend a very important half -century. And in the Lord’s lost by 22 runs in Lord’s, this catch was also a big reason. In the lower order, English wicketkeeper’s 51 -run innings created a big difference in India’s defeat. And the cause of loss caused KL Rahul catch dripping, which proved to be expensive 46 runs.
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5. The last 3 wickets scored more than 100 runs
In England’s first innings, India lost seven wickets of the hosts for 271 runs at one time. And when the turn was to get the last punch, the Indian bowlers here craved the wickets. The result was that the last three batsmen of England together brought England’s score to 387 to India from 271. And if these three wickets had been taken long ago, Team India would have been able to take a good lead in the first innings. Jasprit Bumrah took 4 wickets in the first innings, but if the last 3 batsmen score 116 runs, then what is the loss to the team in the sense of this performance, it can be seen clearly in the result of the match.