England vs India: Ollie Pope’s century says ‘goosebumps’, Ben Ducett, Jasprit Burmah said Ben Ducett said to be shining for visitors | Cricket news

Ben Ducett acknowledged that the first test between Britain and India in Headingley is “Goosebumps” in one century in a century.

Pope entered the series under pressure under pressure from India, many called for Jacob Bethell to take a look at a look at this winter.

But the Pope answered questions with a Defiant ShootingFrom 125 supply of 13 to 13 to four, 100 to 100, when cutting the outside edges to take it into triple figures, flutter the air because he scored.

On the third day, a one-day tactic shots go back to the competition after receiving only three wickets in the UK, but in 209-3, they watch India until Stummed on Saturday.

For England Opener Duckett, it is another screen that proses “the winner of the match” for the Pope’s side and is pleased to see such a special moment in front of the heading crowd.

“I had goosebumps for him,” said DCCett said Sky Sports.

“He is a mixture so good and I love batting with him – I’m sure Crawley says the same.

“You go somewhere and he gets in and takes all the pressure on you and quickly takes the scores.

“He is such a legend and such a large part of this team.

“We know that there is noise outside the locker room, so it is something to collect 171 points and more than 100.

“If he gets in, he gets 100 and someone against India, without any brain, this is not a brain.

“Pope hit 100s and he did it when he won. He is the winner of a match.

“It’s a great start to serial for him.”

Burmrah A ‘cut from the rest’, shows the power of the star one again

In the first innings of the Britain to date, the world’s first shots have been in 3-48 bright figures, 1-in Bowler Jasprit Burmrah.

Delivery Pearleri was the first place before sending Zak Crawley to Duckett (62). Then, the important wicket came to the end of the day when he dismissed Joe’s root (28) 10 times in the test cricket.

Burmrah thought he had created four wickets at the end of the day to send Harry Brook (0NO) to walk for a duck, but a reminder for a ball was a reminder in the morning.

For Sky Sports Cricket’s Nasser Hussain, this was the last example of how the bm was a cutter from the rest of the India’s bowling attack.

“He could have more wicket,” he said, although he was well holded. “He said Hussain.

“It will be a concern for India when it is bowling to the rest of the bm.

“But it is a small sample size, others will enter the array.

“The root was a great wicket – it was a short of the roots of Joe.

“You can only say that the root opened the door.

“If this, to correct two yorks at the end, it would be an elevator for the locker room where India is interested in.”

England vs India test series ☀️

All games 11am in England and Ireland; All living things in Sky Sports

• The first test: Friday June 20 – Tuesday June 24 – Headingley
• Second test: Wednesday 2 July – on Sunday, July 6 – Edgbaston
• Third test: Thursday, July 10 – July 14 – Lord’s
• Fourth test: July 23 – July 27 Sunday – Emirates Old Trafford
• Fifth test: Thursday 31 July – August 4 Monday – Kia Oval