Captain of England Jos Buttler emphasized that the inclusion of Harshit Wound as a deputy brain was not only responsible for the lack of traveling of the England line and is giving way to the series. However, buttler explained that England did not agree when the wound was recognized as deputy Shivam Dube.
“This is not a similar deputy, we do not agree with it. Either Shivam Dube folded about 25 miles per hour with the ball, or Harshit really improved his blink. It’s part of the game. I still think that we should win the match, but we do not agree with the decision, “said Buttler after India finished the 15-speed win at the Maharashtra Cricket Association in Pune on Friday.
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Buttler explained that the team of England was not required nor was it consulted before the decision was made early during the pursuit. “There is no consultation. When I went out on the bat, I thought who was raw? And they said that he is a deputy shock of the brain, with whom of course I did not agree, this is not a similar deputy, said Buttler.
“They said that the referee made a decision, so we had nothing to say or part of it. We will ask [match referee] Javagal (Srinath) a few questions to get some brightness. “
Asked specifically if it was more the case of the Impact-REGULA IPL-Niż deputy brain shock, buttler offered a reaction with Mingm. “Maybe I throw in the next game, I will say that we will also play 12,” he said.
Morne Morkel, a bowling trainer in India, stated, however, that the deputy of the brain shock was approved by Srinath, which suggests that there should be no debate.
“As far as I know, Shivam knocked on his head, got off the pitch, crashed the other with mild headache symptoms. We suspected the surname to the referee of the match in terms of the appropriate substitution, and from there he must make this decision. He made a decision, “said Morkel.
“Harshit ate dinner, he had to prepare as soon as possible to get to the field and bowl. And I thought he did a great job. “
