Jurel having a mixed day. He didn't go for a catch and now tries to pouch one where he didn't exactly have a good chance of taking it.

Khaleel Bhai with a few words. Spicing up.

First slip and WK - When the ball goes between them, it is the keeper who has to most likely go for it. All good keepers do it. Something that he has to learn.

Some good HTD stuff from Avesh. In the last over, he hit the bat hard and forced a false shot from Sarfaraz. In the next over, he again extracts bounce and takes him out.

He is a better player than his FC average. Plays on some green decks back home. And a useful swing bowler.

Despite losing his wicket, Rishabh Pant has to be India's best player of spin in the current set-up, especially in the longest** format*. Picks the length really well. Axar Patel is in top 3 as well.

Now Ashwin sir himself is saying. Must have noted it 1000 times by now how DRS has especially helped SLAs with certain characteristics to do much better. The benefit of doubt has gone completely out of the window.

But who is Rohith*?

Shami keeps the seam very straight. You expect some seam movement even with a relatively old ball as it is very straight.

Got so influenced by Bharath Ramaraj 's technical chat that even my in game batter has a slight shuffle pre-delivery.

For starters, he is some 2.03m. Obviously, he has the angle. From that high release point, even if he swings it a bit, he will be a handful. The batter is always looking up and then the angle. Creating rough is secondary.

The Sarfaraz-Pant duet. Among the two, it is a question of who is a little more unorthodox. Perhaps it is Pant. To give credence to that point, just write down ‘Rishabh Pant’s best shots’ in the YouTube search box and you would end up getting several one-handed strokes, with

Arshdeep's skill isn't his height, he isn't HTD. He gets genuine new and old-ball swing. But if he plays in Australia, he needs to open the bowling. I don't think that will happen.

India have had its share heartbreaks and disqualification(s). This time, it went India's way! Congrats, Navdeep Singh!