It was all fine for India on Thursday in the first test until Rohit Sharma played the wrong hook shot that brought his downfall.
There was direct supervision of his shot and the questions were appointed why he played a high-risk shot in the end before lunch when India was well placed at 97-0.
The Mumbai hand-hander scoreecard, clarified that he was not disturbed by the criticism.
“If I get the same ball, I will play the shot again …
Margin is fine and can easily go for six,” Rohit said after the match was called Post Tea.
Rohit always plays his cricket in that way and, more often than not, it paid off.
Lately, he looks more convincing in the fold on the Red-Ball cricket as an opening.
During the three-hour surprise was folded for the first two days of the test, he looked quite comfortable against moving balls.
“I shuffle a little less than I used to do before.
That might be one reason I look more guaranteed with folds,” added Mumbai man.
On Friday, the first target of India will pass the first total English innings so they can press the host.
The opening feel that the mini collapse that occurred at the end of Thursday could be avoided if he did not come out.
“If I was not dismissed at that time, we might not lose four numbers …
it was important for us to pass their first total thing in the morning,” Rohit added.
England to target Pantmean, James Anderson, who reversed things with a back-to-back goal of Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara, interested in getting Rishabh pants earlier on the third day.
“We feel the style of hitting it even today.
He is a fantastic and important player we made it quickly,” Anderson said.