By Admin 
IND vs Eng First Test: The first Test being played between India and England in the leads of Headingley has reached the peak of adventure. The first innings of both teams have been completed and the match is now a thorn. While India had scored a strong score of 471 runs in the first innings, the England team also retaliated and scored 461 runs.
Although the score was almost equal, but during this match another case has come into the discussion and that was the attitude of the umpires about changing the ball, with which the Indian players were clearly angry with the field.
Pant and Gill angry over ball change
During England’s first innings, Indian players demanded the umpire to change the ball several times, but umpire Chris Ghaffni was seen rejecting it every time. Vice -captain Rishabh Pant was also seen showing the umpire about the ball, but the umpire still did not change his decision. Pant became so angry at this that he threw the ball in anger on the field.
At the same time, captain Shubman Gill and senior fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah also appealed to the umpire, but their point was also ignored by the umpire. The players said that the ball is no longer swinging and its shape has also deteriorated, in such a situation it was necessary to change it.
What is the condition of the match till now? India has a chance to win
After the three -day game, the match is going on, but at the moment the Indian team is looking a little ahead. Team India has scored 90 runs at the loss of 2 wickets till the stumps on the third day in their second innings and has gained a lead of 96 runs.
Captain Shubman Gill and KL Rahul are currently present at the crease and if India bats well on the fourth day, then this lead can easily reach 300. With which it will be possible to give England a big goal in the second innings.
Waiting for first win after 2021
India won the Test match in England in 2021 for the last time, at that time the captaincy of the team was in the hand of Virat Kohli. Kohli announced his retirement from Test cricket just before the series against England, after which the team’s command was handed over to Shubman Gill.