Indian team wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant came to bat against England at number five in the entire series. But on the fourth day of Lord’s Test on Sunday, when India lost three wickets, Pant did not come to bat. Because only three overs were left on the fourth day. The Indian team did not want it to lose the wicket of another chief batsman. So he sent fast bowler Akash Deep as a nightwatchman in place of Pant.

Another chief batsman should not be out, so the decision taken

Three main batsmen of the Indian team, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Karun Nair and captain Shubman Gill lost the wicket very quickly. After this, there was a lot of pressure on the Indian team. On the fourth day, when only three overs were left, the Indian team decided to send Akash. England fielders and bowlers were putting a lot of pressure on Indian batsmen. After the dismissal of three batsmen, the Indian team did not want to take the risk by sending Pant for just three overs.

With the arrival of Akash, KL Rahul also reduced considerably. He was also trying to save his wicket by giving a strike to Akash. He succeeded in his efforts. But Akash could not handle his wicket in the last over of the day. Ben Stokes bowled him.

India still needs 135 runs to win

By the end of the fourth day’s play, the Indian team lost four wickets for just 58 runs. Rahul returned unbeaten after scoring 33 runs. India still needs 135 runs to win the match. The Indian team still has a depth in batting. He has Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar, who can turn the match towards India. Fans will also expect that Indian batsmen should easily chase this target.

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