Indian team set a record of leaving catch in Handingley Test against England

Jasprit Bumrah looked quite disappointed in the Handingley Test against England. On the second day and third day in his over, Indian players scrapped the catch. The Indian cricket team left the catches continuously during England’s first innings, which was taken advantage of by English Batter. In this innings, four catches were left on Bumrah’s bowling, in which Yashasvi Jaiswal left three and Ravindra Jadeja left a catch. This record equals records of leaving the most catches in an innings against an Indian bowler.

Jaiswal’s three -left catches also match the record of leaving the most catches by an Indian fielder in an innings. Ravindra Jadeja also did not lag behind in this matter. Rishabh Pant also left a catch. Harry Brook got life twice during the first innings. His catch was released on a score of 46 and 82. However, even after this, he was dismissed for 99 runs and could not complete his century. Famous was caught out by Shardul Thakur on the ball of Krishna. Oli Pope got life on the second day and he took advantage of this and hit a century.

Dinesh Karthik said in the commentary that this innings is the most caught innings by the Indian men’s cricket team in the last five years. Jasprit Bumrah achieved his 14th five wicket hall, which gave India out for 465 runs to give India a slight lead of six runs in the first innings.

How was the game of third day

Playing ahead of 209 runs for 3 wickets, in the second session on the third day, England team scored 465 runs. Indian team star bowler Jasprit Bumrah took 5 wickets for 83 runs in 24.4 overs. Mohammad Siraj and the famous Krishna took fierce runs. The famous took 3 wickets for 128 runs, while Siraj spent 122 runs and took 2 wickets.