IND vs ENG: India has a great chance to win the second test, Ben Stokes’ England is completely on the back foot.
IND vs ENG: In the second Test match being played between India and England, Team India has completely controlled the match. From here, if the Indian team plays with the right strategy then victory will kiss its feet. India had lost by 28 runs in the first test match under the captaincy of Rohit and now he is desperate to make a comeback and also has a chance in the second test match. When the second day’s play ended in this test match, Team India had a lead of 171 runs and all the wickets of India were left.
India has a big chance to win
Talking about the second test match, Team India has every chance to win it. Team India has got a lead of 171 runs by the end of the second day’s play and three full days are left in the match. When the game ended on the second day, captain Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal were at the crease and there was a partnership of 28 runs for the first wicket between them and both were unbeaten. Now from here both need to make a big partnership so that the batsmen who come in the conversation get a chance to play freely.
India still has all the wickets left and if Team India takes its score to 400 from here then the game will be completely safe. India should bat on the third day and score as much as possible. There is depth in the batting of the Indian team and with all the wickets remaining, this also seems possible because the Vizag pitch will start getting turn from the third day and if India has a big score then the England team will come under pressure and the rest A spinner can do the job. Currently, there are three spinners in the team, R Ashwin, Akshar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav, who can do the work of containing the England team.
Bumrah and Yashasvi looted the party in the first innings
In the first innings for India, Yashasvi Jaiswal did wonders in batting while Yashasvi Jaiswal wreaked havoc in bowling. Both these players took the task of completely pushing England on the back foot. Yashasvi played a tremendous inning of 209 runs in the first innings and played a big role in taking India’s score to almost 400 runs. In the first innings, Bumrah, with his lethal bowling, bundled out the England team for 253 runs and gave India a lead of 143 runs. Bumrah bowled his best Test cricket against the England team, taking 6 wickets for 45 runs in 15.5 overs.
