IND vs Eng: The second match of five Test matches is being played between India and England. On the first day of the second Test match of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at Edgbaston, Captain Shubman Gill scored a crucial innings of 89 runs by Captain Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja. The Indian team scored 587 runs on the first day thanks to Shubman Gill’s innings. After this, Indian fast bowlers have stopped the loss of 3 wickets for England for 77 runs till stumps. The second day’s game is being played. At the same time, in this match, the former England cricketer has given a big statement on the Indian players taking repeated breaks.
Former England cricketer David Lloyd expressed displeasure over Team India taking breaks several times during the Edgbaston Test. He jokingly said, “His colleagues did not buy tickets to ‘see grass growing’.
Indian team angry over repeated breaks
In his column for the Daily Mail, David Lloyd wrote, “The second day’s game started only 15 minutes that Jadeja stopped the game, drank water and took some medicine after getting hurt in hand. He took a break again after about 40 minutes. The umpire looked absolutely helpless during this time. It is no surprise that we are constantly reducing the over.”
People have spent money
David Lloyd further wrote, “The authorities should fulfill their responsibility or take clear instructions from the ICC whether any injury is treated outside the field and a new batsman should come instead. It is necessary to keep moving forward without stopping the game. People sitting in Eric Holyse Stand with me have not paid 85 pounds (about ₹ 9,900) to see the grass growing.”
Jadeja was seen molesting the pitch
When Jadeja was batting, Stokes got angry after seeing him walking in the ‘danger part’ of the pitch and complained to the umpires. On this, David Lloyd jokingly said that he would do the same in his place. Lloyd said, “I was watching the dramatic batting of Indian team’s experience and clever player Ravindra Jadeja. Scratching. This pitch is very dry and as the game moves forward, it is sure to turn. “
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