🏏India tour of England 2025: 2nd Test England vs India - Page 56

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

India win this one..

2025 sucks indeed

Originally posted by: Spideyweb

2025 sucks indeed

Glad you wrote that in simple english

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Okay

So I was watching Kapil Sharma ka show on Netflix as Cricketers came, otherwise I don't watch this show.

Pant was super fun.

Gambhir bhaisahab

He was doing what he blamed Dhoni for taking credit and getting credit, even when Dhoni never took credit.

Bhai Sahab, he came sabse pehle and was all about how he made India win the CT, how the Coach gets most of the blame, and how the Coach's job is harder than the Players' job.

On top of that, Siddhu even gave him credit for WC 2024's win, and he didn't even correct him.

Chodo re he is getting enough bashing atm for BGT, some of the player choices for current test series, Rohit, virat retirement blah.

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

https://x.com/sagarcasm/status/1941469080042733676

https://x.com/mufaddal_vohra/status/1941464341980893338

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Okay

So I was watching Kapil Sharma ka show on Netflix as Cricketers came, otherwise I don't watch this show.

Pant was super fun.

Gambhir bhaisahab

He was doing what he blamed Dhoni for taking credit and getting credit, even when Dhoni never took credit.

Bhai Sahab, he came sabse pehle and was all about how he made India win the CT, how the Coach gets most of the blame, and how the Coach's job is harder than the Players' job.

On top of that, Siddhu even gave him credit for WC 2024's win, and he didn't even correct him.

More positive news coming in from Kaushik. "The hover cover has been moved away from the pitch. It isn't raining right now so it gives the staff some time to work on those bowler landing spots. A super sopper too appears to have completed it's duty as the teams continue to warm-up. The three indian quicks have all assembled near the landing spots on the crease, which have been a problem area all Test for them, and are ensuring it's smoothened out before start of play."

"And after that repair work, the cover is back on," informs Kaushik. Oh dear! "The hover gets its wings out and now the entire square is covered. Lights are on, practice goes on," he adds.

Anuj: "given England's position, will they opt for the heaviest of all, the Matt Roller this morning?" -- Well, whether they like it or not, he is at Edgbaston!

Pouring now and players are scampering off. Properly bucketing down.