Eng vs Ind: Chris Woakes Frustration with the ruling decision on the first day of the Edgbaston test

The first day of Second Test Intermediate England and India At Edgbaston, we saw many action, drama and conflict moments. India ended the first day with commander 310/5. Rabindra Jadaja and Shubman Gill. But like England’s pacer, it wasn’t without controversy that day. Chris Walks He expressed his disappointment at some judgement decisions that did not like the home side.

Calling leaves Chris disappointed on the first day of his second Test

Woakes was the most effective bowler for the UK, delivering tidy spells and picking up two important wickets – KL was satisfied and Nitish Kumar Reddy. His numbers at 21-6-59-2 reflect strong performances, but the experienced seafarer was visibly annoyed by the fine margins that contradicted him.

One such incident is involved Yashasvi Jaiswalhe survived a close LBW appeal when ball tracking showed delivery was cutting out the top of the offstamp. A few times later, Karun Nya I left a delivery that attacked him on the pad.

“Yes, when such a decision goes against you, it gets frustrating. These things happen in the game and we just have to move on.” Ukis said at a press conference on the day.

With the benefit of these narrow escapes, Jaiswal played 87 fluent knocks, while Nia provided 31 convenient balls from 50 balls. With their contributions, India has built a solid foundation despite some set-offs. Rishab pants And Nitish.

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If England attacks early, they are hoping for a comeback on the second day

Woakes remained optimistic at the end of the first day despite India’s strong position. The pitch says it still provides support to bowlers who maintain discipline and hit the right length. He noted that England was able to pick up wickets regularly throughout the day, highlighting that the early breakthrough on the second day, especially the fire of the Jadeja-Gill pair of well-sets, reflecting the momentum on England’s favor and could hold it firmly in the contest.

“It’s still a good pitch. If you hit the right area, it’s enough for you. There’s a wicket on a regular basis. If we can break this stand early tomorrow, we’re still in the game.” Woakes has been added.

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