Ind vs eng 4th test: The fourth Test match being played between India and England in Manchester is a ‘do or die’ match for Team India. In this Test match, many major changes were seen in Team India’s playing XI. While Karun Nair was dropped from the team, Sai Sudarshan was replaced by Sai Sudarsan again.

A day before the Manchester Test was started, when the Indian captain Shubman Gill came for the press conference, he praised Karun Nair fiercely but despite this he shocked all the Indian fans by dropping him from playing XI (Playing XI). What is the whole thing behind it?

Why Shubman Gill drops Karun Nair?

Karun Nair is making a comeback in Team India after a long time from the tour of England. The fans hoped that during this time, Karun’s bat will run fiercely but nothing happened. In 6 innings of the first three matches of the Test series, only 131 runs came out with the bat of Karun Nair. That is, all the opportunities that Karun Nair got in this series so far could not live up to all those occasions.

Sai Sudarshan gets another chance

On the other hand, talk about Sai Sudarshan, then he was given a debut cap in the headingley test. However, Sudarshan could not do anything special in this match, due to which he was dropped from playing 11. Now when the condition of Team India has become done or die in the Manchester Test, they did not want to take any kind of risk. He chose Sai Sudarshan in place of Karun Nair and included in the playing XI.

Team India score till lunch break

Talk about Manchester Test, England captain Ben Stokes decided to bowl while winning the toss for the fourth consecutive time. India scored 78 runs without any loss until lunch break while batting first. KL Rahul 40 and Yashasvi Jaiswal 36 runs until lunch break.

India and England’s Playing XI in Manchester Test

India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudarshan, Shubman Gill (Captain), Rishabh Pant (wicketkeeper), Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Anshul Kamboj, Jaspreet Bumrah, Mohammad Siraj

England: Jack Croly, Ben Docket, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (Captain), ⁠Zemi Smith (wicketkeeper), ⁠Liam Dawson, ⁠ Cris Volks, Brideon Cars, Joffra Archer