Former England cricketer David Lloyd has criticized India’s decision to delay the draw in the Manchester Test. The cricketer’s commentator questioned the team’s tactics to focus on a personal milestone with Washington Sunder and Ravindra Jadeja.
In particular, England’s Captain Ben Stokes offered a draw with 15 overs left in the game. However, Sunder and Jadeja continued to bat for five more overs to complete their hundreds.
Lloyd told the Overlep Cricket YouTube channel that it had not yielded any results.
36:35: “There is a facility to end the game. Take off the guarantee because it is a sarcastic. Would you like to get your (100) if you are 80, would you like to get your first test match against law books?”
36:00: “I think there is a facility in the umpires, sports, games that demand a stopping, in which Ben Stokes called Steel Mate, ‘We cannot win this game, they (India) cannot win the game.’
“Absolutely deserves it” – Former England captain Washington Sunder and Ravindra Jadeja support the decision as India’s delay in the Manchester Test
Former England captain Michael Wan shared contradictory views with David Lloyd, saying that Indian batsmen, especially Washington Sunder, deserve their first Test century in Manchester.
The 50 -year -old also supported the decision to expand the players’ game and end the opposition. In the same video he responded quickly against Lloyd:
“36:45: Yes, especially when I struggled so hard in the pressure situation to reach 80, exactly deserved it.”
“37:12: Well, in the long run, you know that the five -match series long -term part is to try down the opposition.”
In particular, Sunder and Jadeja shared an unbeaten 203 runs to help save the Test match in Manchester. England will be played in the Oval from Thursday, July 31, with the five-match series 2-1. The team, led by Shob Man Gul, will be willing to decide for a 2-2 tie.
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