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Is gung-ho style pegging back England?
The New Indian Express Shivamogga
|February 08, 2025
AXAR Patel was down on his knee laughing at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur on Thursday. He couldn't believe what had happened and neither did England captain Jos Buttler. Having bowled what was possibly his worst delivery of the match—a half-tracker—all Axar would have expected was Buttler to smash it.
And so did Buttler as he went back in the crease to pull it. But the ball kept low, Buttler tried to adjust but it was so low that he got into an awkward position as the ball took the top edge and fell right into the hands of Hardik Pandya at short-fine leg. Just when it seemed like Buttler was building a partnership with Jacob Bethell, the England captain fell in a way that summed up the series so far for them.
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