'Excepting Gasp, all fundamental players got out...': Manjrekar brings up glaring shortcoming in India's batting request to Gambhir

 Sanjay Manjrekar takes apart     India's batting shortcoming

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Sanjay Manjrekar analyzed a glaring shortcoming in India's batting request, and had some guidance for Gautam Gambhir.

With pride in question, India will mean to win the third and last Test match against New Zealand in Mumbai. In the interim, the guests will mean to finish a cleansweep, having proactively stowed a series-securing 2-0 lead. In the primary innings, the hosts needed to depend on some dirty batting from Shubman Gill, Rishabh Gasp and Washington Sundar. In the interim, any semblance of Virat Kohli (4), Yashasvi Jaiswal (30), Ravindra Jadeja (14), Sarfaraz Khan (0) neglected to have an effect.

In light of New Zealand's all out of 235 runs, India posted 263, wrapping up with a first innings lead of 28 runs. Yet, Gautam Gambhir will be frustrated with his side's exhibition against the meeting spinners in home circumstances. Ajaz Patel snatched a fifer for New Zealand, with Glenn Phillips and Ish Sodhi likewise taking a wicket each.

Taking to X, previously known as Twitter, ex-India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar called attention to Rohit Sharma and Co. glaring shortcoming against spinners to Gambhir. "First of all, the batting mentor could gradually acquaint the Ind hitters with the miracles of back foot play v spinners. Will make endurance simpler, so additionally run scoring. Notwithstanding Gasp, all principal hitters got out to turn while on front foot," he composed.