But eventually over the course of the series, the England batsmen will get better because of being at home and all. India's bowling wouldn't be able to sustain it beyond the 3rd test. So as long as the batting doesn't come in good shape, India are staring at 3-0 or 4-0ish.
Dhawan shouldn't be in whites for as long as the game of cricket exists.
I think what's likely to happen is India's bowling breaking down over the series and their quality declining. The batsmen in England's lineup will benefit from that. But if the Indian attack keeps it up somehow over 5 tests then I don't think the English batsmen will do much better than they already are.
Did you eat a mushroom off the bottom of your shoe again?
Please. Not now.
Sharma isn't a test player. Against a new red cherry he will struggle.
We know fanboi Kohli will be onboard.
The irony of an Indian moaning about excessive appealing.
He doesn't have a defensive system is probably a better way of describing it. It's like all his movements are built to end in an aggressive shot, with defense being the last resort if the ball isn't there to hit, which means he's jamming at the ball with hard hands and has already committed his feet to the shot before allowing the ball to swing.
It really isn't though. He's got the same angled bat motion from second slip to mid on in his defensive shots that de Kock has.
I mean, I don't really defend Jadeja when he does it.
Yeah good suggestion since he is in the squad already