The victory in the second Test at Lord’s was India’s third of five Tests abroad this year. Two of these have come to Australia, while one has come to England.
“India’s fast bowlers are currently all attacking. Earlier, we used to have defensive bowlers. At times, they used to focus on line and length and not attack. Now it’s different. When you have Shami and If Bumrah has two attacking bowlers, it also rubs off on someone like Ishant Sharma, who has recently started feeling that if he doesn’t attack, he will be left out. We have healthy competition in our team, “Former India fast bowler Manoj Prabhakari Told IANS.
“If we are able to defend 200 (271), it means we have a lot of power in our bowling. We can play for India to win,” said the former fast bowler.
While Bumrah, Shami and Ishant had already established themselves as a dangerous trio – their 136 wickets in calendar year 2018 surpassed the 130 wickets of West Indian pacers Joel Garner, Michael Holding and Malcolm Marshall in 1984, Except for Mohammed Siraj Gave India an extra edge.
Siraj, who recently made his Australia debut, brings energy and vigor.
India’s bowling coach Bharat Arun Recently, the confidence of the right-arm fast bowler was praised.
Arun recently said in R Ashwin’s YouTube show, “Siraj has hunger and determination. His confidence is his biggest strength and success factor.”
captain Virat Kohli He acknowledged not being overwhelmed by the opportunity while playing at Lord’s. “Someone like (for) Siraj playing for the first time at Lord’s, he bowled brilliantly,” Kohli said.
Whether an attack that has also pushed Bhuvneshwar Kumar or Umesh Yadav to the bench, it has ensured that the opposition will not give India seamer-friendly wickets in their backyard.
“Since the bowlers are good, the home teams don’t leave grass for the Indian batting. They know that the Indian fast bowlers are capable of getting them out. This allows the batsmen to perform well. Our batting manages to target the bowlers. We kept. England are batting in a position from where they can’t even attack or defend,” said Prabhakar, who played 39 Test matches for India.
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