2024-09-24 16:38:58
Published: 12:15, 24 September 2024 Updated: 12:24, 24 September 2024
The match between India and Bangladesh was played on a red clay wicket at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Cheep. Where the help of the spinners along with the pacers was abundant. Both teams played with three pacers. Two spinners were kept with it.
The second Test between the two teams starts in Kanpur on September 28. Kanpur wicket is black clay. There will not be much bounce and the ball will not carry much. Besides, the rank will not be Turner. Those concerned are expecting that the character of Kanpur’s Green Park wicket will be something like this.
The two teams are going to play on two wickets of two different characters in a week. It is very likely that there will be changes in the eleven of both teams. Both teams got wickets of true bounce in Chennai. The character of the wicket has not changed much in four days. Rather, batting became easier once the wicket settled down. However, both teams have to think about the wicket of Greenpark. Naturally, Kanpur’s wicket is flatter. It is already known that it will be a low bounce wicket. Mind you, the longer the match progresses, the slower the wicket will be. Because the wicket is made of black clay. The wicket with which Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla wicket can be found very similar. It is conceivable that there will be a change in the XI.
Both teams played cheaply with three pacers. As the wicket is slow, both teams can play with three spinners instead of three pacers. In this case, Taijul can be seen with Shakib and Miraj in the Bangladesh XI. Akshar will meet Ashwin and Jadeja in the Indian XI.
India last played a Test in Kanpur in 2021. They played all three spinners in the Test against New Zealand. Earlier in 2016, India played a Test against New Zealand in Kanpur. Both Tests went for five days. In 2016, India won the match easily, but in 2021, New Zealand drew after five days. Another Test is going to be held in Kanpur after a long time. Bangladesh just flew away in Chennai. Kanpur’s wicket conditions are very similar for Bangladesh. How to see there.
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