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1st Test: Shastri Recommends Longer Spell For Jadeja, Pacers' Rotation To Bag Wickets
Kirkstall Lane End: Former India coach Ravi Shastri has called for patience, smart bowling rotations, and attacking field placements after India went wicketless on the final morning of the first Test against England at Headingley.
Shastri said India bowled better than the previous day but needed to stay focused and clear in their approach as Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley batted through the session to take England to 117/0 in their chase of 371.
Shastri also urged India skipper Shubman Gill to maintain clarity in his field placements and demonstrate a proactive approach. "India bowled better than they did yesterday but they have to be patient," Shastri told Sky Sports at lunch break. Read More...
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