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5th Test: England Were Inconsistent But India Played Well, Says Ravi Shastri
If there’s no further rain, day one's play will begin at 3pm local time, which translates to 7:30pm IST. "India will take 72-2. They played well towards the end of the session. I thought England were inconsistent, some loose deliveries on offer that were put away."
"It was a kind of track where you had to be accurate and patient, get the ball in the right areas, and let the pitch do the rest. Gill and Sudharsan play a lot of cricket with each other in the IPL. They ran well between the wickets and rotated the strike, so they will be pretty pleased with that," said Shastri on Sky Sports’ broadcast.
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