‘My academy is doing well …’ Cricketer made a joke of Team India’s fielding

England benefited greatly due to leaving many catches in this match. The main player was Yashasvi Jaiswal, who left four catches in the match, three of whom were in the innings. India’s star fielder Ravindra Jadeja also left a catch in England’s first innings, so that the team could not get easy opportunities. Michael Vaughan tweeted on Tuesday evening, “Just to tell you, I have introduced myself as India’s fielding coach. My academy is doing a great job.”

England opener Ben Docket scored a brilliant century against the Indian bowlers, making England move towards victory in the first Test in Headingley. Chasing a target of 371 runs, Docket scored 149 runs in 170 balls, scoring 269/4 at the time of tea and required only 102 runs to win in the final session.

Left -handed batsman Docket faced a brilliant morning bowling of Jaspreet Bumrah (0/55, 16 overs), but stood on his strength and shared a 188 -run opening partnership with Zak Croly (65). After lunch, the rain helped India, as the famous Krishna (2/69, 11 overs) dismissed Crowley after disappointing morning, who was caught in the slip by KL Rahul. Then the first innings century Oli Pope (8) was dismissed by a sharp ball. When famous changed his length and bowled on full length, he got wickets, but by then it was too late.