"The series is highly contested, both the teams look balanced with batters and bowlers playing their roles effectively. India bounced back in the second Test after an early setback, that is what Test cricket is all about. Players get every chance to express themselves and it is the competition that forces you to do. In the first Test, we saw young England debutant Tom Hartley's performance and in the very next match, Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a double-hundred. This is what Test cricket gives you, you need to grab it from both hands,” said Sehwag to IANS in a virtual interaction.
When asked about England’s approach to Test cricket in recent years, Sehwag said: "I like the way they play, the fearless side of Test cricket is something that they have brought into the game. I love this approach, but at the same time, it comes with extra risk which we saw in the second Test. You will be left gutted with this approach of cricket in this format. But surely, England’s approach has injected adrenaline to the dying format."
