Birmingham: During the first 20 days of this tour, it was host of England, against a young and inexperienced Indian team, establishing the story on how the series was going to be played. The great pursuit in the first test in Headingley has only amplified the reverence of “Bazball” and the aggressive and aggressive approach to England.Each press briefing features players in England has been completely indicated that the team is ready to hunt everything that Target India Set for them. “We are not playing prints,” was the rhetoric of the England camp. The strategy sometimes bordered arrogance. The alteration approach continues until the last day in Edgbaston, even when India had taken total test control.During all this time, India could only insist that they were ready to thwart everything that was launched by England. On Sunday evening, however, was another story. Shubman Gill, with his first test victory as captain of India to his credit, dared the England team to stick to “Bazball” before the Lord’s test this week.Until now, the current management of the England team has been convinced to play on flat -flat strikers. “I don’t know if they will give us this kind of pitch at Lord’s. Let’s see what they are preparing,” said Gill, scary.The tone has changed in both camps. England captain Ben Stokes stressed that Edgbaston’s field had gone against his team. “It was obvious that the terrain did not play as we thought.
Like the Captain of the Test of India, Gill, still 25 years old, was ready and selected, refraining from making major complaints. He knew it was up to him to convince everyone that he deserved work. He also did not have a flattering hitting file.OOn Sunday, he allowed himself to be his daring and carefree self, an attitude that defined the latest generation of cricket players from India. The boys of the Gill locker room flourish in the fact of being facing the opposition. For the first time during this tour, Gill appears firmly in charge of procedures.“Where is my favorite journalist? I actually wanted to see him today,” said Gill when he remembered someone in the British media asking him for the Record of India without victory at Edgbaston on Match Eve. “I said it was the best Indian team to have come to England. And I stayed next to it,” he said with a broad smile.After Headingley’s defeat, there were whispers in certain districts to find out if India was missing the aura of Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma. These doubts should now take a rear seat, given the way Gill was carried out through the second test and led with clarity and authority.
Gill’s team also had to relieve himself in the rhythms of the test cricket. The last two games have a rare body in Indian cricket when they had to play all sessions in a test match. Contemporary Indian cricket players are used to playing very short test matches at home.“It has certainly helped us in a massive way. When we play in India, few tests last five days. If we are able to score races in a coherent manner in the next games and regularly publish totals of 400 or 300, we will always be in the game, “he said.When asked if he had grown up as a captain, Gill joked: “Most of the days we play here, we hit and do not do much.” While the room was making a laugh, Gill continued: “We only aligned 65 to 70 overtime in the second sleeves and 90 overs in the first. It’s quite long because of the way they play. But it was not so long, “he said, smiling in the ear.On the other hand, Stokes had to concede that his team did not have the capacity to beat even 80 overs to save the test on the last day. It also hurts that his quisors, pampered by his strikers chasing enormous totals, could not limit India to a score that could recover his strikers in the game. “The task today struck the 80 Overs. The result that we always try to push is beyond us. There is a way you approach. Entering our shells is a way. But for us to beat these 80 Overs, we had to go there and play as we played. India has pushed 600 for obvious reasons, “said Stokes resigned.India was to launch a counterpower quickly after the sorrow during the first test. Gill and his team have managed to flex their muscles for the moment.
