Eng vs Ind: Fan Slam Ravindra Jadeja who took an overly defensive approach with BAT on the fourth day of the Edgbaston Test



IndiaDomination in the Edgbaston test continued on day 4 Shubman Gill Another fluent knock grabbed the fort, bringing the lead closer to 470. Rishab pantsIndia seemed to be poised for a quick declaration and arriving as an Indian cameo drove a lively scoring phase England. but, Rabindra JadajaAfter Pants’ firing frowned, there is an unexpectedly sedative approach, with fans and experts questioning the intentions of the second session. With 40 overs remaining and the mammoth lead already on hand, India’s progress slowed, otherwise the commander was slightly darker.

Ravindra Jadeja’s ultra-defensive batting brings backlash

As the Indian lead bulged past 460, Rabindra Jadeha’s Goslow approach scratched the viewers’ heads. At the expected aggressiveness stage, Jadeja managed only 12 times out of 42 balls. The contrast with the 65-off 58 balls in the pants made Jadeja’s way even more inexplicable. On social media, criticism was quick. Fans called it “strange” and “super defense” and had 43 overs left in a day. Instead, the innings entered a lull. “Imagine your pants still batting. We’ll be 550 by now,” one fan wrote. Another tweet tweeted, “Jadeja is Tuk Tuking with 450 people on the board. Incredible!” The lack of offensive intentions raised questions about game perception and match control. Rather than seeking victory, India seemed to be bewildering the audience. The innings lost momentum and Britain was at least temporarily thrown off the hook.

Here’s how the fans responded:

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The authority of Shubman Gill and the confusion of Rishabhpants combine to dismantle Britain

Gill and Pants created a partnership that changed India’s two innings from integration to dominance. Gill, who led the front as captain, was elegant and efficient. They found fluid boundaries and sent poor balls with ruthless accuracy. His control over similarities of spin and pace stood out as he moved quickly in the 90s. On the other end, the pants brought confusion – bold ramps, inside out lofts and fearless sweep continued racing the scoreboard.

His 65 off with just 58 delivery appeared to have the answer to his unorthodox approach. The 92-ball 110 run stand was not just a statistical milestone, but a strategic masterstroke that killed the prolonged English hopes of comeback. Gill provided the spine, spurts, and they dismantled the British rhythm and attracted praise for their synergy. Pants’ innings may have ended against the run of plays, but by then there was damage. Gill was close to another Test 100 with the captain’s calm and remained unblurred. Their alliance reminded me of all why Gill and Pants were central to the Indian Red Ball revival.

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