Cheteshwar Pujara and the Indian team went to London for the second test

After being eliminated on the 5th day, after the first test ended in a tie on Sunday, the Indian team left Nottingham for London, where the second test will be held.

The second match of the Pentathlon Test Series between India and England will begin in Rhodes on August 12.

Cheteshwar Pujara used his Instagram account to inform cricket fans about the team’s journey from Nottingham to London.

He shared photos of himself accompanied by Mohammed Shami, Wriddhiman Saha, Mohammed Siraj and the support staff on the team bus. He titled it:

“It’s a pity that we couldn’t complete a complete game, but now we start the next challenge!”

You can watch the story here.

At Trent Bridge, Cheteshwar Pujara did not perform well in the middle. James Anderson’s special program allowed him to pack after only scoring four points in the first game.

In the second game, he was troubled by the incoming ball at the end of the 4th day. Pujara somehow survived that spell and ended an unbeaten day with 12 goals (starting with 13) with the help of several boundaries.

It would be interesting to see what he did on the last day, but the rain made him lose the opportunity to help India pursue the 209 goal.

Cheteshwar Pujara seems to move a lot less than before: Aakash Chopra

Before the start of the England series, Aakash Chopra, who turned from a cricket player to a commentator, tried to assess the reasons for Pujara’s poor performance in cricket tests over the past few years. In the ESPNcricinfo column, he said:

“Cheteshwar Pujara’s footwork seems to be much less than before, which leads to a reduction in the number of shots. Pujara does not have a high back lift, he holds the bat near the bottom of the handle, which reduces the bat-swing significantly.

“This means that his shot needs to start from getting his body into the correct position. The front foot is not off the court, and the back foot is not in the penalty area.”