IND vs ENG 4th Test: ‘Not satisfied with my bowling’ – Debutant Anshul Kamboj reflects on maiden wicket and learning from Jasprit Bumrah | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: India’s latest Test debutant, Anshul Kamboj, introduced himself on the massive stage with a vital breakthrough on Day 2 of the fourth Test at Old Trafford, Manchester, eradicating England opener Ben Duckett for 94 and giving his crew a a lot-wanted lifeline after a dominant opening stand.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The 24-yr-outdated Haryana pacer, drafted into the squad after accidents to a number of frontline quicks, produced a pointy, rising supply from a again-of-a-size that stunned Duckett, who may solely edge it to substitute wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel. It was Kamboj’s maiden Test wicket, and his emotional celebration — arms outstretched and a roar of aid — mirrored what the second meant to him.

Speaking to broadcasters after the day’s play, Kamboj was trustworthy and grounded in his reflections.“I felt good. I tried to start by bowling in good areas… I am not satisfied with my bowling,” he chuckled modestly. “I tried to come and bowl. I would have done better.”

The nerves of debuting in a excessive-stakes sequence had been evident.“I just tried to act a little more in the first two spells. But in the third spell, I backed my strengths more. Tomorrow, we’ll try to bowl tight, not give many boundaries. Because they’re looking for boundaries, not singles,” he defined with tactical readability.Kamboj additionally shared the invaluable expertise of bowling alongside India’s tempo spearhead Jasprit Bumrah.“There is so much to learn. When you are bowling with Jasprit Bumrah, you get to learn a lot. We keep having discussions about what we need to do, so I have to adapt accordingly,” he stated.Kamboj’s journey from India A ranks to the Test enviornment has been speedy however deserved, and with this primary wicket beneath his belt, he has taken the primary massive stride in what might be a protracted journey forward.India ended the day with hopes rekindled, thanks in no small half to a debutant who rose to the event.