Dinesh Karthik shares pictures with the review panel of the India-England test series

Indian Goalkeeper-Batsman Dinesh Kasik Shared a photo with Sky Sports Comment The panel is Test series Between India and Britain, starting today Nottingham.

Karthik made his debut in the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and New Zealand and won many new fans with his refreshing way of working. His daily weather updates in Southampton are very popular.

On Wednesday, Karthik shared a photo with the Sky Review Team of the India-England Series. Instagram story. Together with the image, Karthik wrote:

“That was the first communication box that Sky tested.”

This photo features people like Michael Holder, Mike Atherton, Ian Ward, David Lloyd, and Mel Jones.

From Wednesday, India will face England in the first match of the Pentathlon Test Series held at Trent Bridge. Before the first game, both sides were struggling with injuries and health issues. Although India will not have Mayank Agarwal, who suffered a concussion from a helmet impact during training, England batsman Ollie Pope was excluded from the first test due to a thigh strain.

Nasser Hussein will not comment on the first two games of the India-England series

Former England captain and famous commentator Nasser Hussain will miss the first few games of the India-England series because of his commitment to the Centurion.

Sky Sports is the official broadcaster of the England Centurion. As the league will last until August 21st, Hussein and others from the Sky Review team, such as Rob Key and Ebony Rainford-Brent, will Busy to report on 100-ball matches.

Karthik himself made comments in several games. After his first commentary in the World Trade Center final against New Zealand, the goalkeeper and batsman stated that he wanted to break the stereotype of commenting on retired cricketers. The Hindustan Times quoted Kasik as saying:

“There are many other sports, such as basketball and football, where players now play when they are not in the game. Even now during the Sri Lanka-England T20 period, James Anderson is doing this for the BBC in the next room. So this It’s a normal thing, and I think it’s only in India (a post-retirement choice). I obviously want to break this stereotype to a certain extent, and I’m very happy to do it when I’m not playing.”

Although Katic has not played for India since the 2019 World Cup semi-finals against New Zealand, he still hopes to return to the national team.