Ind vs Eng: “Is it a hat-trick?” – Jamie Smith’s first words at Harry Brook at the fold | Cricket news

England’s ticket office Jamie Smith scored 184 undefeated points in the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy in progress against India at Edgbaston on July 5, sharing a 303-point partnership on the sixth counter with Harry Brook who made 158, while revealing that he was not aware of facing a hat ball from Mohammé Siraj.Live score: India VS England 2nd Test Day 4Smith’s sleeves have set a new record for the highest score of a guardian of England in tests, at a crucial time of the match against India.“I didn’t really have too much time to think. I think everything happened so quickly, being a triple ball. I actually said to Brooky at the time:” Is it a triple ball? “I didn’t even know that he had released the first ball,” Smith told Sky Sports before the game of the day.Smith explained his stick approach during his impressive sleeves, highlighting the favorable shot conditions he had observed while keeping counters.

“I knew it was a good counter that had been held behind the stumps for 150 letters and that it was to put India under pressure. In this situation, you can producer and prick a little and make it curl for 200, but I did not think it was the way of doing things.”“It was a question of lowering the foot and showing that we can push back from any situation. You have these days, very little in a season, where everything seems to hit the middle of the bat. Your interior edges did not happen on the stumps, your outer edges entered the gaps. You have to go up and keep things simple.”

Despite the solid partnership between Smith and Brook, India has maintained control of the match, guaranteeing an advance of 180 points before reaching 64/1 in 13 Overs on the third day, extending their advance at 244 points.Smith has thought about the unusual nature of the test match and the playing conditions.“It was a strange test, a few large scores and a few low scores. The majority of the counters were taken by the new ball, then the terrain becomes pleasant to beat. India moved away from us last night, but we chase the counters – we don’t want to let the game derive.”