@sjbclbomjb@MichaelVaughan Actually as per indian standards this is a normal wicket to play on. In the past players like cook were able to counter our spin bowling effectively so it didn't seem like a difficult wicket to play on
@danspencerddd@DebapriyaKar6@MichaelVaughan It's natural for indian wickets to turn on day 2. In 2012 English spinners like Swann and panesar capitalised the excessive turn and got a lot of wickera. This time around the lack of quality is evident
@badboy122896243@jaisuper100@yogeshrathore10 Gaba is an bouncy wicket where it uncertain when the ball will play low
With an inexperienced indian team it was a great achievement
@enngautam @mothirajan@Rohitsivan@MohammadKaif Basically you can't do that . You need grass on surface for swing and a dusty and dry conditions for spin. These two don't merfe