Eng vs Ind: Prasidh Krishna explains a verbal duel with Joe Root on the second day of the test of the oval
Day 2 of the oval test Intermediate England and India We witnessed a rare field conflict involving Indian pacers Prashidi Krishna Former England captain Joe Root. The incident occurred when the route came out on the bat after England lost its second wicket, causing an unexpected war of words that attracted attention from both the player and the judge.
Here’s how the conflict between Prashid Krishna and Joruto unfolded:
Prasidi wrapped the batter over gloves with a sharp delivery on the first route. After a few balls, Root was beaten outside while attempting a defensive shot, urging Placid to exchange some words with him.
Root, known for his gentle attitude, responded in a non-characteristic way after driving the next ball due to the boundary. His animated response surprised many and forced a judge Kumar Dharmasena Indian skipper Shubman Gill And Star Batter KL was satisfied I also had a quick chat with Prasidh to cool things down. The chat continued for a while as both sides exchanged words despite the intervention.
Placid reveals his side of the story
After the day’s play, Pracido spoke openly about the incident. He revealed that his comments on Root were not provocative and expressed surprise at Root’s fiery response.
“I don’t know why Lucy (reacted). I just said, ‘You’re in great shape,’ and suddenly it turned into a lot of abuse and all of that. ” Prasidh told the BBC Test Match Special.
Pracido further admitted that it was a deliberate attempt to mentally test the roots, but that he did not expect such a strong response.
“That was the plan, but I didn’t expect some words that said I would get such a big response from him.” He added during media interaction.
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A series full of verbal battles
The Anderson-Tendulkar series is already marked by some intense moments between players. In the first half of Lord, Gill pointed out the opening game for England. Zack Crawley and Ben Duckett I was slow to take the field. At Old Trafford, Ben Stokes I was asked Rabindra Jadaja and Washington SundaalThe decision was made to hit their personal milestones despite the match heading towards a draw.
Even on the second day of the oval shape Akash Deep After rejecting him, he made a brief oral exchange with Duckett, but the English opener chose not to respond and quietly left. The series is fine and calm, and these field conflicts add to the intensity of this high stakes contest.