Cricket: New Zealand have landed a huge test win against India on away soil as they erupted with emotion on the final wicket.
‘Likely played their final Test at home’: Critics come for Indian legends after whitewash humiliation Greats of Indian cricket have pulled no punches after Rohit Sharma ’s side’s historic whitewash on home soil at the hands of New Zealand .
With the ball, Matt Henry and Will O’Rourke taking nine wickets between them as they bowled India out for 46 in the first innings of the first Test, Mitchell Santner’s 13 wickets for the match in Pune and Ajaz Patel’s 11 wicket-haul in Mumbai will forever be the stuff of legend.But in India, the talk has not been on New Zealand’s heroics.
A senior BCCI source told the Press Trust of India that Test future of Sharma, Kohli, Ashwin and Jadeja will hinge on whether or not they can turn things around to make next year’s World Test Championship final. Former India captain and coach Anil Kumble believes they gambled with the pitches they produced against New Zealand and it has come back to bite them.Speaking on Indian TV network Jio Cinema, Kumble expressed his disappointment in India’s batters but also suggested that such spin-friendly conditions in Pune and Mumbai can turn the match into a bit of lottery.
“Other than that, you know in five innings to sort of just go through a batting line up, like the Indian batting line up in one session certainly says a lot about the approach, the attitude and of course, needs a lot of questioning and how you could come out of this.”Kumble’s comments about the pitches received support from his former spinning partner Harbhajan Singh.
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