ENG vs IND: Frustrated at lacking out on greater hundred at Lord’s, says India opener KL Rahul

India opener KL Rahul on Friday stated that he was pissed off at lacking out on an even bigger hundred and taking the guests to a stronger complete within the second Test towards England at Lord’s. KL Rahul (129) might add solely two runs to his in a single day rating. India’s KL Rahul celebrates his century (Courtesy: Reuters)HIGHLIGHTSI missed out on a juicy half volley, says India opener KL RahulKL Rahul scored a high quality 129 within the second Test at Lord’sJames Anderson claimed his thirty first five-wicket haul in TestIndia opener KL Rahul (129) might add solely two runs to his in a single day rating earlier than strolling again to the dressing room amid a giant applause on the second day of the Lord’s Test.

Having performed a high quality knock, Rahul’s was a delicate dismissal as he drove straight to the duvet fielder in solely the day’s second supply, bowled by Ollie Robinson.Rahul admitted that he was pissed off at lacking out on an even bigger hundred and taking the guests to a stronger complete.I all the time get pissed off when I’m set and get out. The morning at the moment was essential and I used to be simply planning so as to add 70-80 runs within the morning session. I used to be feeling good, I used to be set,” the stylish Karnataka right-hander said at the press conference after the second day’s play.”I’m pissed off I missed out on a juicy half volley.”Rahul said the plan for India would be to pick up some early wickets on Saturday and take the upper hand in the match.”It’s too early to foretell. We are taking issues because it comes. Our plan shall be to take some wickets tomorrow. We have deliberate for each batsmen and we are going to stick with our plans,” he stated.Earlier, England seamer James Anderson claimed his thirty first five-wicket haul in exams because the resurgent hosts restricted India to 364 of their first innings earlier than reaching 119 for 3 on the stumps on Day 2. Joe Root was batting on 48 and giving him firm was Jonny Bairstow on 6.The 39-year-old completed with figures of 5 for 62 whereas Mark Wood and Ollie Robinson took two wickets every as England fought again with early strikes to make sure India didn’t bat them out of the sport.Click right here for IndiaIn the present day.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.