Ind vs Eng: Rishabh Pant outside? Shubman Gill reveals a crucial update on the Indian Window Guardian | Cricket news

Shubman Gill, speaking before the 4th test in Manchester, did not hold back against the hosts as he criticized the tactics of the chronology of England during the Lord’s test. He also provided several key updates before the penultimate test of importance, where a victory for England would seal the series in their favor. India failed away from Lord’s, where a marathon effort by Ravira Jadeja was not enough to make them go through the line. While England won a 22 -point victory, Gill and his men were left to the height of the missed chances. Addressing the media, the captain of India Gill gave a crucial update on the Rishabh Pant, who was an animated presence in the Indian team and an essential figure, both with the bat and behind the strains.

The replacement DHRUV JUREL took over on the counter guard tasks for most of the 3rd test after Pant injured its left index by trying a diving stop with the delivery of Jasprit Bumrah on day 1. However, Pant has always contributed to the bat, marking 74 in the first round and 9 in the second. Gill confirmed during the press conference that Rishabh Pant would resume the functions of guard keeper. The 27 -year -old recently made the headlines when the Indian team visited the side of the Premier League Manchester United. He shared photos with goalkeeper United Tom Heaton, while the duo engaged in a slight exchange of support skills. In addition, Gill discussed the team’s tactical plans, saying: “Nine-Dix players are generally the same for each condition. One or two players change depending on the conditions. We discussed its start and closing sessions. Sometimes it’s not under your control. “

Recognizing the challenge posed by bowling unit injuries, he said: “Akash Deep is not available, just like Arshdeep, but we have good players in the team to choose twenty counters. It is not ideal to have different quisors, but I was prepared.” With the series at a crucial time and India needing a victory to stay alive, all eyes will be on Gill and his side while they are looking to succeed in a very return to Old Trafford.