Delivering our new initiative for the cricket enthusiasts- we've come up with the episode no.2 of our most anticipated-"Team Preview series," here we're dissecting The Mighty Britishers ahead of of Champions Trophy.
Champions Trophy- Team Preview:- Episode-02- "England;"
England, the founding father's of cricket and has been a wider playground choice for the cricket enthusiasts, has been drowned to a disaster. In the recent series against India, from T20 to ODI, the team's dismantling downfall is a sincere query for everyone despite having the equilibrium in the batting- bowling line up but birds of a feather flock together- England joined the party with the austerities.
England's Head to Head Fight Continues With It's Own Strategy;
Victorians will strike the part in the Champions Trophy with no changes, as it takes the earlier cheat code against India.
Opening the gun shells with Phill Salt and Duckett then go for the Root, T.Banton and Buttler, Buttler's position at no.4 or even at no.5 screamed the query, as he has been a player with consistency in any format.
Fielding And Good Luck Wouldn't Reserve The Table for British!
Phill Salt and Ben Duckett, the duo has a variety of changing Strike-Rate but not so agile with the new ball especially against the spin, against India they went for an utter surrender to Chakravarthy or Ravi Bishnoi many times, though their past records against seamers is fairly spoken the truth. Joe Root, man of England's strong wheel- couldn't sweat enough in the past few games, scored only a half century in the past five matches in an average.Ben Stokes might not be there due to the injury or surely miss the forefront matches against Australia, Afghanistan-
strong man in the middle-order needed to buckle up to a winning day for the team. Atkinson, Archer, Shaqib Mahmood and Mark Wood, seamer Belts of English wouldn't be so tightened enough to roll the cream and equalled the series, only Adil Rashid is an exception of this drowned ship- would've been featured in the role of sailor merchant.
