“Ravichandran Ashwin is definitely a better rotation option than Ravindra Jadeja”

Former Pakistan Captain Salman Butt feel Ravi Chandran Ashwin Should play in advance Ravindra Jadya If India decides to use only one spinning mill MainAccording to Bart, Lord’s surface can help slow bowlers. Therefore, India will need to make wise choices.

In the first test in Nottingham, Jadeja was more popular than Ashwin. He scored a crucial half-century with a bat, but it has nothing to do with the rotation of his left arm.

Bart gave a speech on his YouTube channel and shared his views on the debate between Jadeja and Ashwin before the main test. He says:

“If India is looking for better spin options, then Ravichandran Ashwin will definitely lead the game. On the other hand, if someone is looking for 3D players, Ravindra Jadeja has the advantage. If the surface looks like a surface that provides rotation, I also Will choose Ashwin. He can also play bowling with the new ball. Ashwin’s lines and length are very strange and very good. He can add value to the team and will become a goalkeeper choice.”

Butt pointed out that spinners traditionally like to bowl at Lord’s, adding:

“Historically, spinning mills have wickets at Lord’s. When Pakistan beat England there, Yasir Shah won a lot of wickets. Shane Warne also likes to bowl at this venue. India also plays a lot at this venue. Games, so they will know what they can offer. Jadeja has performed well in previous tests and is an excellent cricket player. But if India wants a spinning mill, Ashwin will be the right choice. As for batting He is not a mug, because his name has been tested for centuries.”

Will Ashwin replace Lord’s Shardul Thakur?

According to media reports on Tuesday, due to a hamstring injury, Indian Pacer Shadur Thakur is likely to miss the second test at Rhodes. Ravichandran Ashwin may be one of Thakur’s replacements.

On the other hand, if India wants to replace Thakur with a pacemaker, the experienced Ishant Sharma may return to playing XI. Due to a small problem, Sharma missed the first test in Nottingham. Umesh Yadav is another fast bowling option for the Indian team.

Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj, based on their excellent performance in the first test, look like they will retain their position in XI. Whether India will use four walkers or choose two spinners in Rhodes’s game remains to be seen, a move that had a counterproductive effect on New Zealand in the World Test Championship (WTC) final.