‘We will have to bat very well to achieve the target’; Ashwin admitted that run chase will not be easy
Ravichandran Ashwin admitted that chasing the target in the fourth innings will not be easy.
For the Indian team, the ongoing three-match Test series against New Zealand was not at all as expected, in which the team had to face defeat in the Test series at home after 12 years. At the same time, in the last test match of this series, Team India is trying to win so that its honor can be saved. The result of the third Test match of the series being played at Wankhede Stadium is almost certain to come on the third day, in which the Indian team is expected to get a target of around 150 to win in the fourth innings, but it is not achieved. It is not going to be an easy task at all and Ravichandran Ashwin also said this in his statement after the end of the second day’s play.
We have to bat better to achieve the target
Ravichandran Ashwin, while talking to the broadcaster after the end of the second day of the Mumbai Test match, said in his statement that we will have to try to take the remaining wicket of his innings early tomorrow morning, because every run is important. There is enough here. Scoring runs on this pitch is not an easy task at all and in such a situation we will have to bat very well to achieve whatever target we get. At the same time, Ashwin also expressed his surprise about the bounce in the wicket, about which he said that I had expected to see better bounce here, but here a very slow bounce was seen, which is not seen on the wicket of Mumbai, in which there is a lot of bounce in the dressing room. When bowling from the opposite end, the pitch is quite flat and there is very little bounce in it.
Ashwin said this about taking the best catch of Daryl Mitchell
While Ravichandran Ashwin managed to take 3 wickets in bowling on the second day of the Mumbai Test match, he was also amazing in fielding, in which he took the catch of Daryl Mitchell while running behind him. Ashwin also gave a statement regarding his catch in which he said that I was telling myself to try because it was going to go anyway but I have good hands and in such a situation I tried to reach the ball and also caught it. Caught you.
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