Former Australian versatile Tom Moody criticized the Indian team’s selection for the second test against England.India revealed its programming after England won the draw and surprised a lot by resting its best bowling player, Jasprit Bumrah, and not picking the Kuldeep Yadav wrist, which was missed in the opening of the series in Leeds last week.Sai Sudharsan, who did his test debut in Leeds, and Shardul Thakur was abandoned, while Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar were chosen to try to balance the depth of striker with a side capable of taking 20 counters. India has become the first part to lose a test after hitting five centuries. Bumrah was replaced by Akash Deep.“India selection for this test is confusing,” wrote Moody on X.“No Bumrah is one thing, but having only five specialized drummers is a bet.“The fixing on the versatile which is there to offer depth with the bat and the balloon never worked. Specialists will always offer more than one test. ”The former head coach and jacket player Ravi Shastri did not chop his words while expressing his dissatisfaction with India’s decision to rest the world number one Jasprit Bumrah.“You have the best quick launcher in the world, and you get it after seven days of rest. It is something very difficult to believe, and I cannot agree with that,” said Shastri on Sky Sports.
During the lunch blow, India lost Karun Nair (31) and Kl Rahul (2), while Yashasvi Jaiswal continued to dazzle, making his way to a 62 (69) undefeated to propel the tour feast at 98/2. Shastri thought about the exploits of India during the first session and launched praise for Jaiswal.“I think they will be quite happy but disappointed with the Nair dismissal calendar, shortly before lunch. It is then that you have to concentrate hard – but there was very little that the ball has rebounded over a length,” said Shastri.“Jaiswal has beaten beautifully-the mixture of prudence and aggression. He played his off-coat forces and put anything loose,” he added.