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“No Specific Instructions From Our Side”: India’s Bowling Coach Opens Up On Ranchi Pitch After Batting Failure | Cricket News
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“No Specific Instructions From Our Side”: India’s Bowling Coach Opens Up On Ranchi Pitch After Batting Failure | Cricket News

[ad_1] India bowling coach Paras Mhambrey on Friday said the pitch at the JSCA Sports Complex was not a rank turner but they did not expect to play so slow on the second day itself. The hosts were reeling at 219 for seven at the end of day two with England off-spinner Shoiab Bashir grabbed a brilliant 4/84 in his second Test. "Considering the nature of the games we've had previously here, the wicket tends to get slower as the day progresses," Mhambrey said after the second day's play. "Historically, they slow down and play on the lower side. We expected that, but honestly, we didn't anti...
IND vs ENG Ranchi Test: Confident India Face Selection Dilemma; England Aim For Redemption In Potential Series-Decider | Cricket News
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IND vs ENG Ranchi Test: Confident India Face Selection Dilemma; England Aim For Redemption In Potential Series-Decider | Cricket News

[ad_1] Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah's absence is a concern but an assertive and adaptive India will have the edge against England's seemingly depth-less 'Bazball' approach when the two sides clash in the potentially series-deciding fourth Test beginning in Ranchi on Friday. From the dry heat of Rajkot to the much cooler confines of Ranchi, the temperature shift would be the only soothing factor for the Englishmen who have let it slip against the resilient hosts and are trailing 1-2. Eyeing a 17th series win on the trot at home, India have been near invincible since the shock defeat to Al...
“If It Does Spin From Ball One…”: Ollie Pope On Pitch Ahead Of India vs England Ranchi Test | Cricket News
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“If It Does Spin From Ball One…”: Ollie Pope On Pitch Ahead Of India vs England Ranchi Test | Cricket News

[ad_1] England would not mind a rank turner in the fourth Test because assistance to spinners from the word go will make it a level-playing field, vice captain Ollie Pope said on Wednesday. The Tests in Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam and Rajkot all had sporting pitches, which were not predominantly spin-friendly and had something for everyone. "If it does spin from ball one, it takes the toss out of the equation, then it's an even playing field," Pope told reporters in Ranchi. "A lot of the time the wicket starts out flat and then deteriorates. We won the first game batting first, India the la...