These British veterans, impressed by the Indian bowling attack, could not help but praise

The Indian team has done well so far in the ongoing Birmingham Test against England. Except for the first or the first two hours of the match, so far the Indian team has dominated both days. The India team, led by new captain Jasprit Bumrah, has strengthened its control against the hosts so far. After making 416 runs in the first innings, the Indian bowlers sent half of the England team to the pavilion for 84 runs. Seeing this, even former captain Michael Vaughan couldn’t help but praise India’s bowling.

After brilliant centuries from Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja, captain Jasprit Bumrah’s brilliant cameo in the latter led the Indian team to a score of 416 runs even after losing 5 wickets for 98 runs. After this, the hands and feet of the host batsmen who came out to bat were seen to be swollen in the face of the Indian rhythm attack. Captain Bumrah led the way to the pavilion for top-order hitters Alex Lees, Jack Crowley and Olly Pope. Following this, Siraj took the biggest wicket by sacking Root. Mohammed Shami, who was a dangerous bowler from the start, finally got his first big breakthrough in the form of Night Watchman Jack Leach.

What did Michael Vaughan say in praise?

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is often in the news for his tweets. After India’s killer bowling on the second day of the Edgbaston test, he once again tweeted and praised the Indian bowling attack. He wrote in English that this Indian bowling attack is excellent (This Indian attack is outstanding). Vaughan had previously written of Bumrah’s 35 runs at Broad, which Test cricket is changing.

English beaten vs. Indian bowlers

If we talk about Indian bowling, the second day saw the England team struggling in response to India’s 416 runs. The hosts scored 84 runs from 27 overs and lost five wickets. Captain Jasprit Bumrah took three wickets for 35 runs in 11 overs with 1 maiden and demolished the top order of the English team. After this the toss was in sight, Mohammed Shami made Joe Root very uneasy, but Siraj, who gave up 5 runs from 3 overs by putting up 2 maidens, gave India the biggest hit. After this, Shami, who only gave 33 runs in 13 overs throwing 3 maidens, fired Leach and sent half of the English team to the pavilion.

Thus, at the end of the second day, England were still 332 runs behind India’s score. However, captain Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow, who made a splash in the previous series, are present at the crease. India leads 2-1 in this series. Four games in this series were played last year when India was captained by Virat Kohli and head coached by Ravi Shastri, England captain Joe Root and coach Silverwood. But this time everything has changed but the Indian attacking rhythm is working as well as last year. If this match is drawn or India wins, then the India team will win the test series after 15 years on England soil.