England vs India 2nd Test: Captain Kohli shows concern of losing 2 points in first test says, really disappointed
England vs India: The Indian team was deprived of winning the first Test against hosts England due to rain. India needed only 157 runs to win the final victory.
But the rain made the match draw. After this, two Test Championship (WTC) points were also deducted due to slow over-rate on the Indian team. It is about which captain Virat Kohli has expressed his disappointment.
Virat Kohli On his latest Interview
Talking to the media on Wednesday, Kohli said, “As a team, we were disappointed that we lost two points. Because it is a reason that is not in our hands. We were two overs behind. But We bowled a few overs early in the second innings.”
Virat Kohli said, “There are little things where we have to save 10-15 seconds that matter a lot. And we did the same practice in the second innings. These points matter a lot.”
We can also inform you that five Test matches take place between the two teams from August 4 to September 14. In the first match, England’s first innings was reduced to just 183 runs.
After this, India took a 95-run lead by scoring 278 runs. England scored 303 runs in the second innings on the basis of captain Joe Root’s century and gave Team India a target of 209 runs to win.
By the end of the fourth day, India had scored 52 runs for the loss of 1 wicket. But due to rain on the fifth day, not a single ball could be bowled and the match ended in a draw. Now in this situation, the second Test match has become important for both the teams, winning which the guest and the host team want to get the lead in the series.
