IND vs ENG: 3 main reasons why excluding Shreyas Iyer from the remaining 3 tests may prove wrong for the team management.
Shreyas Iyer’s performance was not so good in the first two tests. Shreyas Iyer (Photo Source: Getty Images) The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced its team for the remaining three Tests of the five-match Test series being played against England. Shreyas Iyer has not got a place in the Indian team for the remaining three tests. Let us tell you, Shreyas Iyer’s performance was not so good in the first two tests. In the first Test played in Hyderabad, he scored 35 runs in the first innings while in the second innings he was out after scoring 13 runs. Not only this, he scored 27 runs and 29 runs in the second test played in Visakhapatnam. Shreyas Iyer’s performance has not been so good in Test cricket for some time. In 2023, he has scored only 187 runs at an average of 17. However, Shreyas Iyer’s performance in the earlier Tests has been quite good. Today we will tell you about three main reasons why removing Shreyas Iyer from the Indian team was not the right decision. 1- Shreyas Iyer was slowly gaining his rhythm Shreyas Iyer (Image Source: Getty Images) Shreyas Iyer was seen facing a lot of trouble in this series against the fast bowlers whereas he batted very well against the spinners. Let us tell you, in 2023, Shreyas Iyer’s average against spinners was 14, whereas this year it has increased to above 30. Shreyas Iyer was slowly gaining his rhythm. In this series being played against England, he was out because of playing aggressive shots.
Nasir Hussain came in support of James Anderson, said- England made a big mistake by excluding him
Former cricketer Nasir Hussain said that he would have included James Anderson in the team in the first Test match. Jimmy Anderson And Nasser Hussain (Photo Source: Twitter) Like other cricket fans and experts, former England captain Nasser Hussain was also surprised by the exclusion of veteran fast bowler James Anderson from the playing eleven for the first Test against India in Hyderabad. The 41-year-old Anderson is the third-highest wicket-taker in Tests with 690 wickets in 183 matches. In this he also took five wicket hauls 32 times. Nevertheless, the visiting team came into this match with a three-dimensional spin attack and the only fast bowler was Mark Wood. Nasir Hussain praised James Anderson fiercely Speaking to Sky Sports after the end of the second day’s play, Hussain said that given his excellent record in the subcontinent over the last few years, Anderson should have played. They said that, Anderson’s skill has been excellent in the subcontinent over the last few years. Anderson is a very good player when he is in the team. He is the greatest England bowler ever. I had said before the match, I would have played Anderson. I was a bit surprised by the balance of the team because along with Root, India have four spinners and one seamer. Anderson gives you control. It is not that you have to keep Anderson only in the playing XI, you could have kept Ollie Robinson also, there should have been only one more fast bowler in the team. Anderson is one of the most successful bowlers in the Asian subcontinent, taking 82 wickets in 28 Test matches at an average of 26.78. This experienced player has also taken 34 wickets in his 13 Test matches in India. He played a key role in England’s 2012/13 series win. The former cricketer said that England could have given a chance to Ollie Robinson during the first Test match against India. He said, “You are always a better player when you are out, Anderson was a very good player and when he is in, he is a very good player. He is the greatest England bowler ever.”