Ben Stokes furious at India’s refusal to shake hands and end Test early
India, the Treasury on individual milestones, so captain Shubman Gill hit both balls – 89 Jadeja, Sundar 80 – Hundreds allowed him to complete.
Stokes brought Harry Brook (Bowling Average: 105). “This will mean a lot,” Sundar said, “This will mean a lot.”
Jadeja (107 not outside) first helped the face, then Sundar (101 not outside) followed the case. Sundar took a few minutes to reach there, and after a few blocked delivery of Harry Brook, “F — in Hell Washi, continue with him,” he blushed.
Ravindra celebrates the Jadeja century.Credit: AP
The game ended in a really ridiculous way when pushing the Sundar to the legs and running to celebrate the hymen test.
However, the ball was only driving along the outside area, the field player Duckett is in the coldest quest that may come to mind. Sundar congratulated, but Jadeja was looking for more running and finally completed a second.
Hands were finally shaken, the Stocking game was exchanged with an experienced Jadeja to keep the game alive for 15 minutes.
England would only be accused of buying only two small doors in 143 sea, he left three captures: Gill and Jadeja First Ball at 46 and 81. Gill received 103 points and added a 223 unmissable 223 for the fifth small door at the sea with Kl Rahul and 188 and Sundar and Jadeja 56.
What was the reaction?
Stokes explained the disappointment: “All hard work was done by India, they both played incredibly well. They just came to the point where there was only one result, and I didn’t have the chance to take a quick bowling player with injury.
“[Liam Dawson] Too much sea bowled and tired and cramps. In the last half an hour, I wasn’t at risk my façade pottery. “
The other players were not affected similarly: Jofra Archer said: “If you want hundreds of, you should have beat it like this before.”
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Zak Crawley said, “If you shake our hands, it’s over.”
Duckett caught: “How long do you need, an hour?”
However, India was pleased with the determination to see the match. Gill is not less than a win for us, this is a draw for us, ”Gill said. “I think they were both cleverly beaten, both around 90. We thought they deserved one hundred and one -century a hundred and one century. Three or four seas were not extremely too much.”
Former British captain Michael Vaughan said: “I was very admired. The two in the middle could have shaken hands, but they played very well and they struggled very well. You win the right to get three figures. You are the last 10 runs, but you are entitled to the last 10, and India deserves too much credit.”
London Daily Telegraph
