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Ind vs eng 2nd test: Mohammad Siraj and Akash Deep are dominated in the second Test, due to their fatal bowling, Team India is standing on the threshold of victory. In both innings, England have lost a total of 13 wickets, all these two fast bowlers have taken. After the fourth day’s play was over, Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel, who came to the press conference, praised him and said that Siraj did not get as much credit.
In the absence of Jasprit Bumrah, Indian bowlers have performed brilliantly, this is even more happy bowlers coach Morkel. He said, “After the defeat in the last Test, we discussed things in which we can improve or want to do. I think we did well, this is a good sign for bowling attack.”
I respect Siraj very much
Regarding Mohammad Siraj, Morkel said, “He is a player that I respect very much. He always throws the strength of the body more than his ability. I feel that when he blames himself, he does more hard work. It is that you keep pace with your agitation and intensity because he really bowls from the hearts. When he is leading the fast bowling, he has got wickets. But for me, he is always ready to bowl with a painful body.
What did the bowling coach say in praise of Akash Deep
Morkel said about Akash Deep, “The ball that dismissed the route was a dream delivery, thus showing his ability to do what he can do. The more confidence you give them, he will put some more energy. Hopefully, he will look at his delivery today and then tomorrow he will put some more such balls.”
Team India on the threshold of creating history
India declared their second innings for 427 runs, between the third session of the fourth day, England started the second innings. The top order was once again scattered in front of Mohammad Siraj and Akash Deep. Jack Croly (0) was first dismissed by Siraj. Akash then bowled Ben Docket (25) and Joe Root (6). England need 536 runs to win the fifth day and India 7 wickets. Till date, no Test has been won on Team India Edgbaston Cricket Ground, history can be created today.