England Plans To Tackle Kuldeep Yadav Sees Odd Trio In English Nets

England has recruited three-arm wrist-spinners in the nets to tackle spin attack of India. The main reason behind this new initiative is a bid to prepare for India’s Chinaman spinner, Kuldeep Yadav.

Kuldeep was reckless in Nottingham as he recorded the figures of six for 25 in recent ODI series. At Lord’s, he also claimed three wickets followed by a fif-er in T20I Series in Old Trafford.

It is not lucid whether Kuldeep Yadav will make his debut in Birmingham or not. The experienced off-spinner of India may get a nod over him in the first Test.

Whether he will be in or not, Joe Root and his company have done up preparations to cope with his mystery bowling. England has made special provisions to prepare the mystery spin of Kuldeep.

It seems that he will be dangerous to tackle on dry pitches that are susceptible to turn. England is going through a climate change. Rains have been away from England from few weeks that led to the birth of extended summer.

England used three left-hand spinners in the net practice

England has had to dig very deep to search for three left-hand spinners who will help them to cover-up him.

Akhil Patel, the twenty-eight-year-old is the most senior of the three having played first-class cricket for Nottinghamshire. He is the brother of former English spinner, Samit Patel makes a pub land. He is the proprietor of Caught & Bowled in Giltbrook.

The other two spinners that have been included to help English batsmen are Essex club cricketer William Blackwell and Sam Wisniewski. Blackwell is presently working as a roofer while as sam is just 17-year-old who belongs to Yorkshire.

Dom Bess and Jack Leach also bowled during Monday’s nets session.