“Knee is rising up”: Ravichandran Ashwin’s big revelation after taking five wickets against England. cricket news

After the end of the third day’s play during the fourth Test between India and England, veteran Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin revealed that he is facing some knee problems. This is a big threat for India as Ashwin has been one of the key members of the team in red-ball cricket. On Sunday, he became the Indian bowler taking the most wickets in Tests on home soil. To reach new heights, the off-spinner left bowling legend Anil Kumble behind.

“For some strange reason my knee is rising. It only takes 10-12 balls for me to warm up. I also warmed up before going in,” Ashwin said after stumps during the Ranchi Test on Sunday.

“So once I got my length right, that’s when I wanted to try it (carrom ball) because I didn’t want to give extra runs because we were chasing the target in the last, so every single run to chase was one run.” The big bonus is the phenomenal character (by the entire bowling unit),” Ashwin said.

While Ashwin took five wickets in England’s second innings, another Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav was also impressive and took four wickets.

“I think Kuldeep bowled brilliantly. What I liked about Kuldeep today was that he worked on his run-up, pace and other things like that. We all know he is good on the ball. How much speed he can put out and how much skill he has.” , The change in speed changes the trajectory, which he is now willing to do. It’s a pleasure for him. I have just stolen a fifth from him. That’s how the game works (smiling),” he said.