How did the Indian Players Play in the 2 2 Series Draw Rating Out of 10 | How did Indian players play in the 2-2 draw series: Captain Shubman top scorer, Siraj highest wicket-atekar, Nair-Sadarshan disappointed; Ratings

1. KL Rahul: 9/10 Team India opener KL Rahul got an opportunity to open in the entire series after Rohit Sharma’s retirement. He redeemed the opportunity and scored 532 runs. These included 2 centuries and 2 fifty. Rahul scored more than 50 in every match, leaving the last Test. Of these too, 3 times Rahul missed out on the score of 46, 39 and 42 runs and missed the fifty.

Rahul became the second batter of India to score more than 500 runs outside the house while opening. Before him, Sunil Gavaskar did this feat in England and West Indies. Rahul worked to make the new ball outdated throughout the series and made it easier for the rest of the batter. She also played 1066 balls in the series, which was the highest opening. Rahul’s number 1 was cut due to performance in the last Test, where he could score only 7 and 14 runs. Rahul confirmed his opening position with this series.

2. Yashasvi Jaiswal: 7/10 Rahul’s fellow opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a century in the first and last match of the series. However, he faded in 3 matches in the middle. Yashswi could not even open the account 2 times and was dismissed for less than 15 runs.

Yashaswi scored 2 centuries and 2 fifty in the series, but despite easy pitches for batting, he could only score 411 runs in 10 innings. Which is less than their standard. On similar pitches, he scored 732 runs against England in India last year. In the last Test, he definitely scored a great century despite a swinging condition and increased his 1.5 points. However, at this time, famous is the best opener of the team, so they will remain part of the team.

3. Karun Nair: 4.5/10 Karun Nair, who was playing Test after 8 years, got a chance in 4 Tests. He started on several occasions, but could not score a big score. Even his only fifty came in the last match of the series. However, this half -century came into very difficult pitch and condition. Due to which his numbers increased.

Karun got a chance at both number-3 and number-5 positions, but he could not make any position in 8 innings. He scored 205 runs at an average of just 25.62. Of these, he scored 20 plus runs 6 times, but could not touch the 60 -run mark even once. Based on this performance, he can be given a chance in the domestic Test series team, but it can be difficult to find a place in the playing-11 via players like Sarfaraz Khan and Silver Patidar.

4. Sai Sudarshan: 4.5/10 Sudarshan got to play 3 Tests in the series. Where he scored 31, 38 and 61 runs in 3 innings. Could not even open an account in 2. He scored 11 runs in an innings. Sudarshan also got a good start in 3 innings, but they could not turn it into a big score.

Sudarshan made a partnership in difficult situations, which made the work of middle order batter easier. However, he could not confirm his place in the team. English captain Ben Stokes highlighted his deficiency outside the leg stump, in which he was trapped 2 times. Sudarshan is young, so he can be given a chance in the squad of the next series.

5. Shubman Gill: 9/10 Captain Shubman Gill scored the highest 754 runs in 10 innings of the series. Among them, he had 4 centuries in his name. Shubman also gave the team the only victory by hitting a century in both innings of the second Test. However, he could not even cross the 25 -run mark during any innings at both London stadiums.

Shubman flopped in 6 innings, where his scores were 12, 16, 6, 8, 21 and 11. That is, he scored 680 runs in 4 innings, but could only score 74 runs in the remaining 6 innings. Shubman must be the top scorer, but could not handle the team with his batting on important occasions. So his 1.5 points were cut. Shubman is currently young, his captaincy in the first series was average, but he has a lot of time to learn. Therefore, he will remain the captain of the team.

6. Rishabh Pant: 8/10 Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant could play only 7 innings in 4 Tests, in which he was dismissed for less than 10 runs. He put fifty in all four Tests and scored crucial runs for the team. He had 2 centuries and 3 fifty in 7 innings.

Pant became engrossed while batting in the fourth Test. Due to which he had to retired. However, despite the injury, he got down to bat and put the fifty and brought the team to a respectable score. If Pant had played the last Test, India could score more in both innings. Pant’s wicketkeeping was definitely a bit weak, due to which his 1 point was cut. However, they will make a place in the team immediately after fit.

7. Dhruv Jurael: 6/10 Wicketkeeper Batter Dhruv Jurael could play the same Test. After Pant was engaged in the fifth match, he got a chance, in which he played 34 and 19 runs on a difficult pitch. Jurael did batting in 1 match, but wicketkeeping’s duty was played in 3 Tests, in which he was excellent.

Jurael is excellent as a backup wicketkeeper. Therefore, they will remain part of the team. However, the management can also include him in the playing-11 instead of Nair or Sudarshan. Jurael appeared confident in both innings of the last Test, which was not seen in the batting of Sudarshan and Nair.

8. Ravindra Jadeja: 9/10 In English condition, spinners do not get much help, yet all -rounder Ravindra Jadeja did not spend much runs from his bowling. He also took 7 wickets in 5 Tests. Although Jadeja proved more than his importance in the series, he was the third top scorer of the team by scoring 516 runs.

Jadeja hit 5 fifty and 1 century in the series. He was the one who had a double -century partnership with Washington Sundar in the fourth Test and drawn the match. Jadeja landed in the entire series to bat in number-6 or below, yet he played important innings and took the team to a respectable score. Jadeja’s 1 point was cut due to his bowling. However, he is the best Test all -rounder in the world and at this time it would be stupid to remove him from the team.

9. Washington Sundar: 8/10 All -rounder Sundar got a chance in 4 Tests, out of which he also scored 284 runs along with taking 7 wickets. Sundar batting at number-8 position every time, but played useful innings. He also scored a century with Jadeja while drawing a Manchester test. Sundar had also brought the team to around 400 by putting a fifty in the fifth Test.

Sundar played 8 innings in the series. He could not play an account just 1 time. Apart from this, he scored more than 20 runs 6 times. At the same time, he remained not out on the score of 12 runs. Sundar was allout England by taking 4 wickets in the second innings of Lord’s Test. However, his bowling was average in the remaining 7 innings. Nevertheless, he has confirmed his place in the team for the next series.

10. Nitish Kumar Reddy: 4.5/10 All -rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy was included in the team to strengthen the batting, but could only score 45 runs in 4 innings of 2 Tests. Among them, one of his innings was 30 runs. He definitely took 3 wickets in bowling. All three wickets came in Lord’s Test. After this match, he became engrossed during practice. Reddy could not impress so much with his batting, so it is difficult to get a chance in the next series.

11. Shardul Thakur: 5/10 All -rounder Shardul Thakur also played only 2 Tests in the series. In these, he took 2 wickets with 46 runs. He got batting in 3 innings. In the first 2 innings, he could only score 5 runs, but in 1 innings of Manchester Test, he helped India to take 41 runs to a big score.

Shardul got only 27 overs bowling in both matches, in which he took 2 wickets. Shardul got a chance as an all -rounder, but the captain and coach did not express much confidence in his bowling. That too when there is a record of taking 5-cicat in England. However, it is very difficult to get a chance in the next series based on the limited performance.

12. Jaspreet Bumrah: 7.5/10 Test number-1 rank bowler Jaspreet Bumrah could play only 3 Tests of the series. Due to workload management, he was rested from 2 matches. In which he took 14 wickets at the best average of 26. Of these, he also took 5 wickets in the innings. However, despite Bumrah’s presence, England achieved a target of 371 runs in the fourth innings of the first Test.

In the series, 21 bowlers bowled with both teams. Among them, Bumrah’s average was the third best. The average of Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson could be better than them. He was also the first bowler to take 5-cicat in the series 2 times, but his numbers also fell due to the pace and impact in the last match.

13. Mohammad Siraj: 9.5/10 Mohammad Siraj, who was the player of the match in The Oval Test, took the most 23 wickets in the series. In the absence of Jaspreet Bumrah, he especially took responsibility and led the pace attack. Siraj could not win the team by batting in Lord’s Test, but he won the Oval Test to the team with bowling. Here he took 9 wickets in both innings.

Siraj took 5 wickets in the series 2 times. At the same time, 4 wickets were also taken in the innings. He played all the five matches of the series and also bowled the most over. Despite being tired in the last Test, he continued to bowl and bowled until England’s 10th wicket fell. Despite the fatigue, Siraj’s bowling and his responsibility made him the top Indian player of the series. Given the workload management, he can be rested from the next series, but no one can snatch his place from the Test team.

14. Akashdeep: 7.5/10 Fast bowler Akashdeep got a chance after Jaspreet Bumrah’s rest in the second Test. He took 10 wickets in the match and played an important role in winning India. During the third Test at Lord’s Stadium, he proved to be a little expensive during bowling, he was also struggling with injury here. Due to this, his performance remained weak.

Akashdeep returned to the fifth Test after emerging from injury. He took 1–1 wickets in both innings, but broke the partnership every time. In the first innings, he sent opener Ben Docket to the pavilion, scoring fast runs with Jack Croly. In the second innings, he caught Harry Brook, who had dominated England by making a century.

Not only this, Akashdeep also played an important innings of 66 runs while batting on number-4 in the second innings. This innings increased the numbers in his bowling. Akashdeep will also get a chance in India’s next series.

15. Famous Krishna: 7.5/10 The famous Krishna, who took 8 wickets in both innings of the last Test, played an important role in the series draw. He took big wickets of Jack Croly, Jamie Smith, Jamie Overton and Gas Atkinson in the first innings of The Oval Test. Then in the second innings, Ben Docket, Joe Root, Jacob Bethele and Josh Tung increased the pressure on England by sending the pavilion.

The famous played only 3 Tests in the series and took 14 wickets. He proved expensive in 2 Tests before the last Test. He had taken 5 wickets in the Leeds Test, but England had easily achieved a target of 371 runs due to spending more runs. Nevertheless, the best bowling in the last Test increased his points. They will also get a chance in the next series.

16. Anshul Kamboj: 3/10 Anshul Kamboj, who debuted in the series, got a chance to play the same Test. In the Manchester Test, he bowled 18 overs in 1 innings, but gave 89 runs in it. He took 1 wicket, but his performance could not leave the impact. Due to which he was dropped from the next match playing-11. It is also very difficult for Kamboj to join the next series.

How to rating the players given? Indian players were rated based on their performance. Bhaskar’s sports team, after mutual talks, took the players on their performance and gave marks out of 10.

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