Woakes Frustrated by Umpiring in Edgbaston Test
Woakes Frustrated by Umpiring in Edgbaston Test

Woakes Frustrated by Umpiring in Edgbaston Test

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England pacer Chris Woakes expressed frustration over two close LBW umpiring decisions involving Yashasvi Jaiswal and Karun Nair, both of whom survived on 'umpire’s call' reviews by umpire Sharfuddoula during the opening day of the second Test at Edgbaston. Woakes, who took 2 for 59, believed the decisions could have left India at 30 for 3, potentially altering the match's early momentum. He praised England's bowling and remained optimistic about their chances, stressing the need to break the partnership between Ravindra Jadeja and Shubman Gill early on Day 2. India finished Day 1 in a commanding position at 310 for 5, with captain Gill unbeaten on 114 and sharing a crucial stand with Jadeja. Woakes also commended Gill’s century for its impact on steadying India's innings. The match is set for an intriguing continuation as England seeks early breakthroughs.

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