In the second test match played in Visakhapatnam, India defeated England by 106 runs and leveled the series. Indian bowlers dominated throughout the match. Although in the first innings Yashasvi Jaiswal Double century in the second innings Shubhman Gill The team was strengthened by scoring a century. Apart from these two, no other Indian player could show special excellence in batting. The third test match will start from 15th February. Meanwhile, the England team has decided to leave India. The team is planning to go to Abu Dhabi on a break of about a week.
This is the plan of Ben Stokes and Company
Ben Stokes and Co. want to enjoy some golf in Abu Dhabi before returning in time for the third Test in Rajkot starting on February 15. The visiting team has decided to go to Abu Dhabi to utilize the 10-day break between the second and third Test. The second Test in Hyderabad ended with one day left. India registered victory on the fourth day itself. This five-match series is now tied at 1-1.
England team was in Abu Dhabi even before India tour
Let us tell you that before touring India, the entire team was in Abu Dhabi. There the team was also preparing for the Test series against India in a conditioning camp. In this camp, the English batsmen did a lot of work to deal with the Indian spinners. However, Jasprit Bumrah caused the biggest loss to England in the second test. He took six wickets in the first innings and three wickets in the second innings.
England has full confidence in its spinners
The England team, which used ‘baseball’ technique in batting, decided to take the field with only one fast bowler James Anderson on Indian pitches. The British had a lot of confidence in their spinners. England also won the first test because of its debut spinner Tom Hartley. Hartley troubled the entire Indian team in the second innings.
Bumrah broke England’s back in the second match
Talking about the match, India all out England for 292 runs in the second innings with the help of three wickets each from Jasprit Bumrah and Ravichandran Ashwin. India won this match by 106 runs. In the first innings, India had restricted England to a score of 253. Jack Crowley scored 76 runs in that innings. Then in the second innings, India gave a target of 399 runs to England. England fell behind by 106 runs and lost.