Ever since the Test series has begun between India and England, one has become a new record in every match and the old records have been broken. There has been a strange feat in the captaincy of Shubhman Gill, the new captain of the Indian Test team.
5 left in Playing XI
In the Test match played on the Manchester field, the captaincy of the Test team’s young captain Shubhman Gill found something that has never been seen in the history of Indian cricket before. This time, 5 left -handed batsmen are playing in Playing XI on the Manchester field. It may seem easy to hear, but before this Indian Test team has never become such that 5 players with left -handed players have been included in the team.
The first Test match was played in 1932
India and England have been playing a Test match between India and England since the country was slave. India played its first Test match against England in 1932 years ago. The two countries on which these two countries collided on the grounds were the grounds of the Lord’s. Since 92 years since then, 5 left -handed batsmen have never been included in the playing eleven in one match.
Fifty of all three of the five
Playing a 5 left -handed batsman in the Test match playing XI is for the first time in the history of Indian cricket, which can be called a record itself but the talk does not end. Of the 5 left -handed batsmen selected in the Playing XI, three players have scored a half -century and created a separate record which is also an interesting thing. Now it remains to be seen how fortunate these five punchs prove to be for the Indian team.