The past England cricketer David Lloyd has revealed that he heard something unusual in the winter test between England and India in Manchester should not be left out. India’s refusal to play the final test at Old Trafford has a youthful relationship with split fans.
Just hours before the game began, fears of the spread of COVID-19 grew inside the Indian camp. It all started when head teacher Ravi Shastri was tested positive for HIV on the fourth test. Soon other members of the coaches also suffered the same fate.
Meanwhile, David Lloyd also said suspicion had arisen earlier in the Manchester exams after the Indian coaches were tested. Lloyd said India had not yet shown the game, which helped him to hear more even though the ECB had announced that the match would take place.
Rumors that the game will not take place have been circulating since the end of the fourth Test and it started to spread when Indian coach Ravi Shastri and staff in the back room pretended to have Covid. , I said to Mrs. Lloyd: ‘There will be these deviations. “
“What made me so sure? Yes, when India didn’t come to the game that day, they showed their hand. They told me,” We’re not playing. “You don’t play if you don’t play like you did yesterday,” Lloyd wrote in his column for The Daily Mail.
To make matters worse, Indian body Yogesh Parmar tested positive for the virus the day before the game. Although the players came back wrong, it also affected the mood in the camp. However, several experts think that bio-bubble fatigue was the main reason visitors discovered it.
India probably rejected James Anderson’s last trip to his home: David Lloyd
Aside from rejecting the audience at a massive press conference in Manchester, David Lloyd recognized James Anderson’s plight. He believes the 39-year-old had a chance to play in a game that would have been the last at Old Trafford.
“Perhaps India’s refusal to fulfill their commitment and play the final test prevented Jimmy Anderson from finishing on a field that bears his name at the end.
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In particular, the Old Trafford area has an end to Anderson. The right-hand wrestler, with 31 Test wickets, is the third wicket-taker on the floor. In the series against India, he took his heart out and finished behind Ollie Robinson and Jasprit Bumrah for several wickets.
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