DTVHINDISo this is how Shubman Gill and James Anderson sledged each other in the Dharamshala test.
Shubman Gill scored 452 runs in nine innings at an average of 56.5 in the recent Test series against England. Shubman Gill and James Anderson. (Image Source: BCCI) England’s great fast bowler James Anderson (James Anderson) during the fifth and final Test match played against India in Dharamshala recently against Shubman Gill (Shubman Gill) made a big revelation regarding the clash with. James Anderson became the first fast bowler to reach 700 Test wickets on the third day of the Dharamsala Test. The England fast bowler took two wickets during Team India’s first innings, which also included the wicket of Shubman Gill, who scored a brilliant century. James Anderson taunted Shubman Gill about his Test record Just before reaching his century, the Indian cricket team’s star batsman got into a scuffle with the 41-year-old fast bowler in Dharamsala. When asked about the on-field clash with Anderson in the post-day press conference, Shubman Gill said: “I think it would be better for both of us to keep that conversation private.” Now, James Anderson has revealed that he taunted Shubman Gill about his Test record outside India. According to ESPNcricinfo, James Anderson said on the BBC Tailenders podcast: “I said to him something like, ‘Are you able to score runs outside India?’ And he said, ‘It’s time for you to retire.’ Then after two balls I got him out.” Shubman Gill’s figures are like this Let us tell you, Shubhman Gill has scored 556 runs in 10 Test matches on foreign soil at an average of 32.70, which includes one century and two fifties. Gill’s best score is 110. However, Gill has a much better record in India, where he has scored 869 runs in 23 innings of 13 Test matches at an average of 41.38 with three centuries and four fifties. His best score is 128. He scored 452 runs in nine innings at an average of 56.5 in the recent Test series against England.
Jasprit Bumrah Viral Video: “Hey, he is not even hitting” – Bumrah sledged the English batsman in the middle of the match.
On Sunday, February 18, on the fourth day of the third Test at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot, Team India’s experienced fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah made fun of the English batsmen. After setting a mammoth target of 557 runs, the Indian bowlers completely dominated England and won the third Test by 434 runs to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. Bumrah took one wicket each in both the innings of the third Test and in the entire match he took two wickets for 72 runs. But the English batsmen were playing cautiously against him. When the England team was struggling while chasing the target in the second innings of the third Test, Bumrah took a jibe after bowling the 11th over. When Jasprit Bumrah made fun of England’s batsmen while bowling Bumrah said laughingly, “Now he is not hitting at all.” Let us tell you that when Bumrah said this, Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow were at the crease and England had lost three wickets at the score of 28. The poor condition of England in the fourth innings of the Test match can be gauged from the fact that 7 players returned to the pavilion after scoring 50 runs. “But now he is no longer alive.” #IndvEng — Vithushan Ehantharajah (@Vitu_E) February 18, 2024 Players like Root, Bairstow, captain Ben Stokes and Ben Duckett could not touch double figures. If Mark Wood had not come from the bottom and played an inning of 33 runs, perhaps the England team would not have been able to cross the 100-run mark. For India, Ravindra Jadeja took five wickets while Kuldeep Yadav took two wickets. Point to be noted is that, England ‘Baseball’ is being criticized after losing two consecutive tests. Former England captains Nasser Hussain and Michael Vaughan criticized this approach and said that there is a need to play according to the situation rather than always adopting a very aggressive strategy. Let us tell you that the fourth test of the series between the two teams is to be played on Ranchi ground from 23rd February.
