The third match of the four-Test series between India and England is being played at Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad. In the day-night Test match, England captain Joe Root won the toss and decided to bat first. The English batsmen did not advance beyond the bowling of Akshar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin and the entire team was all out for 112 runs. Akshar took six wickets in the first innings. Shubman Gill and Cheteshwar Pujara lost Team India by two wickets in the first inning. Meanwhile, during the Indian innings, there was a lot of controversy about the catch that Ben Stokes made.
You decide. In the same way, there are many more.@bbctmsIn the same way, there are many more. pic.twitter.com/ZhWzkg3l6B
– Prakash Wakankar (akpakakakankar) February 24, 2021
In fact, in the second over of Team India’s inning, the ball outside Stuart Broad failed to understand Shubman Gill and the ball took the bat’s edge and fell asleep. Fielding in his sleep, Ben Stokes caught the catch and made a strong appeal. An on-field umpire, Shubman, called him out and sent the decision to the third umpire. However, in replays it became apparent that the ball was touching the ground, after which the third umpire reversed the decision and called Schubmann Gill not out. Following this, England captain Joe Root and bowler Stuart Broad on the ground were upset over the umpire’s decision.
Catch Swatch .All of these are enough to show that it is not. Hopefully, ENG will be able to see for themselves now. pic.twitter.com/VlEY8My2Qu
– Rick Cricket View February 24, 2021
Akshar Patel playing in his home ground, bowling brilliantly, showed six English batsmen on their way to the pavilion. Akshar was well supported by Ashwin and the duo took 9 wickets together, while Ishant Sharma, playing his 100th Test match, took one wicket. While bowling in the day-night test, Akshar threw the second most successful spell. Earlier, West Indies’ Devendra Bishu took 8 wickets against Pakistan in Dubai for 49 runs. At the same time, Akshar Patel took 6 wickets after scoring 38 runs. It was England’s lowest score against India in the first innings, while the English team was the fourth lowest against Team India overall.
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