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Yashasvi's double-ton against England in the 3rd Test sent tremors through the visitor's camp. England batter Ben Duckett said his team also partly deserves credit for the innings.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain slams Ben Duckett for Yashasvi remark

Yashasvi's double-ton against England in the 3rd Test sent tremors through the visitor's camp. England batter Ben Duckett said his team also partly deserves credit for the innings.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain had sharp words for England opener Ben Duckett, who cheekily sought credit for Yashasvi Jaiswal&rsquo;s dominant innings in the 2nd Test.
The batter previously suggested that England should get credit for India &ldquo;playing differently than how other people play Test cricket.&rdquo;
Speaking to Sky Sports, Hussain targeted Duckett&rsquo;s remark. &ldquo;He has not learned from you, he has learned from his upbringing and all the hard yards he had to put in while growing up, he has learned from the IPL. If anything, I would look at him and learn from him,&rdquo; he said.
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Jaiswal scored an unbeaten 214 in the second innings of the Test in Rajkot. This was the Indian opener&rsquo;s second double ton in the series so far.&nbsp;
Jaiswal also entered the record books by hitting the highest number of sixes (12) by an Indian in a Test innings in the Rajkot Test that India won by a massive 434-run margin.
"Test cricket is hard, but I thought that when I'm in there, I need to give my 100%," Jaiswal said after India took a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/england-coach-brendon-mccullum-commits-to-bazball-despite-434-run-defeat-against-india-1708401889073">England coach Brendon McCullum commits to &lsquo;Bazball&rsquo; despite 434-run defeat against India</a>
(With PTI inputs)

Bumrah put up a reverse swing master-class in England's first innings that yielded him 6 wickets, following it up with a 3-wicket haul in their 2nd innings.

'Magical Bumrah was difference between two sides in 2nd Test,' says former England captain Nasser Hussain

The magical first innings spell by Jasprit Bumrah was the difference between India and England in the 2nd Test, according to former England captain Nasser Hussain, who said the visitors were powerless against the Indian pacer's genius.

'Magical Bumrah was difference between two sides in 2nd Test,' says former England captain

Bumrah put up a reverse swing master-class in England's first innings that yielded him 6 wickets, following it up with a 3-wicket haul in their 2nd innings.

The magical first innings spell by Jasprit Bumrah was the difference between India and England in the 2nd Test, according to former England captain Nasser Hussain, who said the visitors were powerless against the Indian pacer's genius.
India's go-to bowler in all formats, Bumrah displayed brilliance with the ball to play a key role in the team's series-levelling 106-run win.
The pacer put up a reverse swing master-class in England's first innings that yielded him six wickets (6/45), following it up with a three-wicket haul in their second essay for match figures of 9 for 91.
"I think it was just the magic of Jasprit Bumrah that was the difference. He got three-for today (Monday), but it was that incredible spell in the first innings, 6-45, that blew away England for 253 on a really good, flat pitch," Hussain wrote in his column for 'Sky Sports'.
Bumrah's bowling and young Yashasvi Jaiswal's first innings double ton were the highlights of India's win in Visakhapatnam.
Hussain felt that England could do nothing but "doff their cap" to the genius of Bumrah.
"Sometimes you can be critical of your own team, look at your performance and say, 'what could we do better?' But sometimes you also have to just doff your cap to the opposition and say they were touched by genius.
"That's exactly what happened. That spell from Bumrah in England's first innings was genius. Reverse swing, with his slightly unorthodox action and the way he leans across to the offside, he creates angles," he added.
Bumrah dismissed Joe Root for the eighth time in Test cricket before producing a ripping yorker that bamboozled an in-form Ollie Pope in England's first innings.
"He's all over Joe Root at the moment - he's got him out eight times in Test cricket - and he got Ollie Pope with an absolute beauty of an in-swinging yorker.
"He also bowled Ben Stokes from round the wicket, who dropped his bat in disbelief."
Hussain feels England should be prepared for an even stronger hit-back from the hosts in the remaining three Tests.
"It is set up perfectly, with three Tests to play. I think it will be a tight series but England are going to have to expect India to come back even harder." In the opening two Tests, India was without the services of Virat Kohli, who opted out due to personal reasons and the injured Mohammed Shami.
The hosts suffered another blow when Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul were ruled out of the second Test as well.
"India has missed quite a few key players so far. Mohammad Shami, I think, is out for the series, Ravi Jadeja could well be out for another Test match and Virat Kohli has been out of the first two. We are talking about some serious cricketers there.
"Kohli may well come back in, KL Rahul also, so I would expect a stronger Indian side in those last three games of the series. England will know that they're going to have to up their game," Hussain said.
The third Test will begin in Rajkot on February 15.

Hussain said that while the team is brilliant at home with the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and rising star Shubman Gill, what India lacks is an all-rounder like Ben Stokes and Cameron Green. 

Nasser Hussain says Hardik Pandya would have been the perfect all-rounder for India on overseas tours

Nasser Hussain said that while the team is brilliant at home with the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and rising star Shubman Gill, what India lacks is an all-rounder like Ben Stokes and Cameron Green. 

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<h2>Hussain said that while the team is brilliant at home with the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and rising star Shubman Gill, what India lacks is an all-rounder like Ben Stokes and Cameron Green.&nbsp;</h2>

India lacking a seam bowler who can also bat is the crucial ingredient missing on the team's overseas assignments, feels former England captain Nasser Hussain, and adds that someone like a Ben Stokes or a Cameron Green can be the winning formula for the side on foreign tours.
India lost their second consecutive World Test Championship (WTC) final to Australia recently and Hussain said that Rishabh Pant was being sorely missed by India, hoping that the wicketkeeper-batter returns to the side sooner rather than later as he is a "massive miss at the moment".
"They (India) are brilliant at home... and the balance of their side at home is just wonderful," Hussain said in the ICC Review on Wednesday.
"(However) An Indian cricketer at the moment, a (Ben) Stokes type cricketer, a Cameron Green type cricketer, a Mitchell Marsh type cricketer, a batter at No.6 or No.7, away from home, that can bowl you 10 or 15 overs of genuine wicket-taking seam and swing, not a bowler who bats a bit, a batter who can give you 10 overs of seam bowling, and then that balance away from home makes them (India) formidable." The former cricketer added that, in home conditions, players like captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and young Shubman Gill make India a formidable unit, but overseas a seam-bowling all-rounder like Hardik Pandya is an absolute necessity in Tests.
Pandya, while not officially retired from Tests, has shown little inclination to play the longest format since he returned from a career-threatening back injury.
"They've (India) got senior players like Rohit and obviously Virat and they are just world-class players and they've got youngsters coming in, like Shubman (Gill), who's going to be a superstar.
"It's away from home and the balance of the side and if they (India) can get a seam bowling all-rounder. Hardik (Pandya) would've been perfect if Hardik had stayed fit and continued that process," said Hussain.
Hussain also felt that if pacer Jasprit Bumrah can return fit and strong it will give a massive boost to India in all three formats of the game. Bumrah, after being out of action for more than a year due to a back injury, will be leading India in a three-match T20I series against Ireland beginning August 18.
The tour will be viewed with great interest to ascertain Bumrah's recovery and match-fitness at a time when India is getting ready for the Asia Cup and the ODI World Cup at home.
"If Jasprit (Bumrah) can come back as well, one of the great multi-format bowlers there is at the moment, if not the best, when fit.
"So, they've got those senior players and youngsters, and with the ball in India, those three all-rounders, and they are genuine all rounders in India -- Axar (Patel), (Ravindra) Jadeja and (Ravichandran) Ashwin. That, for me, is a really balanced side because then you've got a No.7 (in Test cricket)," opined Hussain.
India recently defeated the West Indies 1-0 in the two-Test series with debutant Yashasvi Jaiswal scoring a brilliant century, and Hussain said the youngster is well placed to build on the impressive start to his Test career.
"From what I've seen...he's (Jaiswal) made a fantastic start. You speak to people who have seen him in the IPL, again I've been working with Ricky (Ponting) and Dinesh (Karthik) came over, and you ask questions, and they all go, yeah, this lad can play.
"He looks to have the technique and he looks to have that mindset. Like most young Indian players and batters in particular, most of them come in and have immediate success. And that is a good sign for first-class cricket, that they are being produced, not just the IPL."

There may be some time left before India take on England in the T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final game in Adelaide but the mind games have already begun

T20 World Cup IND vs ENG: Mind games begin as ex-England captain takes a dig at Rohit Sharma & KL Rahul

Former England captain Nasser Hussain on Wednesday stated that the duo of Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul play in an "old-fashioned" way

Watch his entire statement here

There may be some time left before India take on England in the T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final game in Adelaide but the mind games have already begun

There may be some time left before India take on England in the T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final game in Adelaide but the mind games have already begun.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain on Wednesday stated that the duo of Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul play in an "old-fashioned" way.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sportsblog/cricket/india-vs-england-live-score-ind-vs-eng-full-scorecard-icc-t20-world-cup-2022-2nd-semifinal-highlights-257">CHECK INDIA vs ENGLAND 2ND SEMIFINAL LIVE SCORE, MATCH VIDEOS AND FULL SCORECARD</a>
In his column for Daily Mail, he wrote that the duo has underperformed in world tournaments. "Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul do play in a slightly old-fashioned way in the first few overs but that has suited India in this tournament because the ball has moved around at the start. India need to be more dynamic if they are going to win World Cups and that is where Suryakumar Yadav has been so important," added Hussain.
While Rahul has scored 123 runs in 5 outings so far, his opening partner Rohit has had a disastrous tournament and has only managed 89 runs in as many outings.
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