India vs England fourth Test: Jaiswal and Sudarshan’s great performance

Manchester. After the half -century of opener Yashasvi Jaiswal (58 runs), Sai Sudarshan (61 runs) took full advantage of the opportunity, taking full advantage of the opportunity, which India scored 264 runs for four wickets till the stumps on the first day of the fourth Test match on Wednesday. By the end of the day’s play, Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur were standing at the crease after scoring 19-19 runs. Wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant became ‘retired heart’ due to a leg injury.

The Indian team got the first batting invitation after which Indian openers KL Rahul (46 runs) and Jaiswal (107 balls) added 94 runs to play their highest partnership in the series. After this, Sudarshan (151 balls) played a tremendous innings under pressure and proved his selection right on Karun Nair.

Batting with Sudarshan, Pant (37 off 48 balls, retired heart) missed the reverse hit off Chris Woakes. The ball hit Pant’s right leg, which caused him a lot of pain and finally had to take him out of the ground in a golf cart.

Blood was also seen coming out in the leg, due to which Indian fans and all were very worried in the dressing room. Pant landed in this match after recovering from a finger injury while wicketkeeping during Lord’s Test. Jaiswal was dismissed twice by Jofra Archer at Lord’s, so the Indian opener tried to quit his balls.