We have seen bigger losses ~ England was simply brilliant, that catch of Chris Woakes dismissing Pant was exceptional – they fielded brilliantly, bowled to plan, and had runs on the board – a clinical decimation of team India.India still have nothing to fear – just the first loss – sure would sail to Semis and can take it further on – but when Kedar Jadhav celebrated that boundary, it was too irritating – what hurt was not the loss, but the way the team crawled, the intent was clearly missing,. As India crawled, the die-hard Indian fan cried .. Edgbaston Cricket Ground,home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club is in Birmingham. Birmingham is a city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands of England. By 1791 it was being hailed as "the first manufacturing town in the world".The modern Birmingham is a major international commercial centre, It possesses three universities and two university colleges make it the largest centre of higher education in the United Kingdom outside London.Edgbaston traditionally has a reputation for being one of the most highend, upmarket and/or affluent parts of Birmingham.Warwickshire County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English and Welsh domestic cricket structure; its home is Edgbaston Cricket Ground. This is a historic ground in existence for over a century.Edgbaston's first test match was the first in the The Ashes series against Australia in 1902.The scorecard reads : England 337 for 7 (Bairstow 111, Stokes 79, Roy 66, Shami 5-69) beat India306 (Rohit 102, Kohli 66, Plunkett 3-55) by 31 runs ~ clearly 31 was not the margin, Indians were beaten squarely by a longer measure. Jason Roy was back, despite not being fully fit and that made a huge difference. Jonny Bairstow was back to his monster-hitting mode. Liam Plunkett was back in the XI in a tactical swap, replacing Moeen Ali, and took out Virat Kohli in a chase of 338. 'New' England got their wobbling World Cup campaign back on track at Edgbaston, outbatting and outbowling India, clad in new, orange-and-dark-blue jerseys.If England can follow up their 31-run victory on Sunday with another win against New Zealand on Wednesday, they will make the semi-finals, irrespective of the other results.
Indian Batsmen Crawled ~ Die-hard Indian Fan Cried !!
Posted on the 01 July 2019 by Sampathkumar SampathWe have seen bigger losses ~ England was simply brilliant, that catch of Chris Woakes dismissing Pant was exceptional – they fielded brilliantly, bowled to plan, and had runs on the board – a clinical decimation of team India.India still have nothing to fear – just the first loss – sure would sail to Semis and can take it further on – but when Kedar Jadhav celebrated that boundary, it was too irritating – what hurt was not the loss, but the way the team crawled, the intent was clearly missing,. As India crawled, the die-hard Indian fan cried .. Edgbaston Cricket Ground,home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club is in Birmingham. Birmingham is a city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands of England. By 1791 it was being hailed as "the first manufacturing town in the world".The modern Birmingham is a major international commercial centre, It possesses three universities and two university colleges make it the largest centre of higher education in the United Kingdom outside London.Edgbaston traditionally has a reputation for being one of the most highend, upmarket and/or affluent parts of Birmingham.Warwickshire County Cricket Club is one of the 18 major county clubs which make up the English and Welsh domestic cricket structure; its home is Edgbaston Cricket Ground. This is a historic ground in existence for over a century.Edgbaston's first test match was the first in the The Ashes series against Australia in 1902.The scorecard reads : England 337 for 7 (Bairstow 111, Stokes 79, Roy 66, Shami 5-69) beat India306 (Rohit 102, Kohli 66, Plunkett 3-55) by 31 runs ~ clearly 31 was not the margin, Indians were beaten squarely by a longer measure. Jason Roy was back, despite not being fully fit and that made a huge difference. Jonny Bairstow was back to his monster-hitting mode. Liam Plunkett was back in the XI in a tactical swap, replacing Moeen Ali, and took out Virat Kohli in a chase of 338. 'New' England got their wobbling World Cup campaign back on track at Edgbaston, outbatting and outbowling India, clad in new, orange-and-dark-blue jerseys.If England can follow up their 31-run victory on Sunday with another win against New Zealand on Wednesday, they will make the semi-finals, irrespective of the other results.