England’s issues with Indian players:

Delhi: The Indian cricket team will try to return to the fourth Test match against England in Manchester from Wednesday. India is currently 2–1 in this five-match series. India was in a strong position in the Lord’s Test, but chasing an easy target of 193 runs on the fifth day, his innings was reduced to 171 runs and the guests lost the match by 22 runs.

Harry Brook spoke on Lord’s dispute

Prior to the fourth Test, England star batsman Harry Brook lashed out at the Indian players about the debate in Lord’s Test and said that the English team benefited from that debate. Brook said, “When we were fielding, it seemed as if it was a fight for 11 vs 2 players. It was fun. I was praised by many people that it was fantastic to see.”

There was a dispute in Bumrah’s over

Just before the third day of the third Test ended, there was a debate between Indian players and England opener Jack Carouly. The controversy started when Jasprit Bumrah was bowling and Kruuli was repeatedly wasting time. On this, other Indian players including Captain Shubman Gill got angry and reacted with applause in an angry style. The atmosphere was heated by this.

Brook also talked about sportsmanship

However, Brook also clarified that the English team would not violate the dignity of sportsmanship. He said, “We always try to play with the spirit of the game. Docket and Cruulie worked hard to face that over. I think the incident was successful in increasing the pressure on the Indian team and we won.”

Describing the current series as excellent, Brook said, “All the matches played so far have reached the last session, which is very rarely seen. Many people come to me and say that this is a wonderful series. Lord’s Test has been one of the best matches seen by them. I am excited for the remaining matches.”

At the same time, the Indian team will now field with new energy and strategy in the Manchester Test. The team will have to win to stay in the series.

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