Sports Sports: The last match of the Indo-England Test cricket series will begin on Thursday (31 August) at The Oval, London.

England are currently 2–1 in the five-match series. After a match draw, it is necessary to win this match for India to equalize the series.

To reduce the team’s charge, it seems that Chief bowler Jasprit Bumrah will be rested from this match and Akash Deep will be replaced by Akash Deep. This will make Mohammad Siraj an important player for bowling. For the remaining place, one of the Anshul Kamboj or Arshdeep Singh can be considered.

Talking about batting, Yashasvi Jaiswal, who performed impressively in the top order at the beginning of the series, is gradually in poor form. Therefore, he can try to perform well again in this match. KL Rahul remains a reliable player by playing good innings continuously.

Shubman Gill, playing his first series as captain, has scored 4 centuries so far and will try to create more history by performing well in this last match.

Due to Rishabh Pant’s injury, Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar, who played a brilliant role in England’s victory in the last match, will also have to play an important role in this match.

Shardul Thakur is also expected to play in this match. Due to India’s plan to bat at number eight, Kuldeep Yadav is also doubtful to play in this match. Dhruv Jurael will remain as a wicketkeeper.

Talking about the England team, captain Ben Stokes is out of the match due to right hand injury. Oli Pope is playing the role of acting captain. Jofra Archer, Bridan Cars and Liam Dawson have also been rested to reduce the workload.

Jacob Bethel, Gas Atkinson, Jamie Overton, Josh have joined the tongue team. The absence of Stokes and Archer may be a bit beneficial for the Indian team. Joe Root, Jack Croly and Ben Dock are contributing to England’s batting.

County team Charlton, whose domestic ground The Oval, is eager to challenge the Indian batsmen with players Etkinson and Ovatan, Chris Woakes and Josh Dung, as the nature of the pitch is favorable to them.