Timesofindia.com in Leeds: India may have finished the second day of the first test in Headingley with the top, but the animated resistance of England, directed by Invainu of Ollie Pope, assured that the competition remained finely ready.Dashboard: India VS England 1st Test Day 2In Stums, England had 209 for 3 in response to the 471 of India, still in follow -up of 262 points. While the class of Jasprit Bumrah shone with figures of 3 for 48 – including the Camarapes of Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett and Joe Root – Pope’s Granting and filled with 100 * balls of 131 bullets held the Indian quieurs at a distance. In the end, he found support in Harry Brook, who was undefeated to nothing at the end.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The day, however, also belonged to the young pair of Indian strikers of Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, whose efforts earlier the total very round. Gill, during his first test as a captain, compiled a career record 147, while Pant dazzled with a commander of 134. India’s stick coach Sitanshu Kotak, speaking after the game of the day, was generous in his praise for both.
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“After the tour in Australia, Shubman Gill worked on certain things. As I saw him in the nets, I noticed. A lot of credit for him to analyze and work on things,” Kotak said. He also discussed the collapse of the late order, which saw India lose seven counters for only 41 points, admitting: “It was a collapse. Strikers also got out, we expected better, but that cannot happen. ”
Kotak was also asked about the often resolved play style, in particular given the mixture of prudence and aggression of the battery goalkeeper in Leeds. “Rishabh Pant is criticized by whom? Everyone has their own opinion,” said Kotak. “Rishabh Pant makes his own plans. He decides and he beats. This round was different. Because he plays aggressive does not mean that he cannot play defensive.”On the falls, Kotak simply said: “It does not happen normally …”Pope, who took advantage of his alloys, found a fan of his teammate Ben Duckett. “Goosebumps when Ollie Pope has arrived at a hundred! We are very happy for him,” said Duckett after the game of the day. By reflecting on his own dismissal, Duckett was full of praise for Bumrah, who overthrew it with burning delivery. “Jasprit Bumrah is the best bowler player in the world. Extremely difficult to face when he goes down the hill with the light lights. We minimized the damage from the start.”Duckett added: “I don’t know what’s inside Pope’s head. But he is strong and striking a hundred against this attack … The hundred meant a lot for him and the locker room too. ”With Pope’s Hunged, keeping England in the competition and Bumrah continuing to disturb the strikers, the test is finely balanced before day 3.