IND vs ENG: We by no means complain after we are given inexperienced tops abroad, says Axar Patel

Image Source : ICC/TWITTER Axar Patel bowls on Day 3 of India-England second Test match in Chennai on Monday.
Debutant sluggish left-arm bowler Axar Patel feels that critics of spinner-friendly tracks want to alter their mindset as Indian cricket crew has by no means complained about tackling seamer-friendly inexperienced tops abroad.
The likes of former England captain Michael Vaughan termed the Chepauk pitch, used for the second Test, as “under-prepared” however India had two centurions with three gamers scoring half tons throughout two innings and 180 plus overs.

“If you are talking about pitch, I don’t think any ball hit the helmet. There is normal spin on offer. We are playing on same track and scoring runs, so I don’t think anyone should have any problems and feel that wicket is like this or that and so on and so forth,” Axar mentioned.
The 27-year-old Gujarat left-arm spinner, whose debut Test can also be his fiftieth worldwide sport for India, took a dig on the English commentators and media for his or her tackle the Chepauk floor.
“Also when we go overseas, we never complained while playing on seaming track and complained that there is more grass on the wicket. I think people need to change their mindset rather than thinking about the wicket,” he mentioned on the finish of third day’s play.
Axar defined that on this monitor, one must hit the deck exhausting as a way to make use of the activate supply.
“On this wicket, there is help for spinners so you don’t need to do anything extra,” he mentioned.
“When you might be placing a bit extra effort and physique into the ball, then you might be getting the ball to spin. When you might be hitting the deck exhausting, then solely you might be getting the ball to show.

“If you are releasing it slowly, there is not much help for the slow bowlers. So hitting the deck with a decent speed is important and that’s creating difficulty for batsmen. If you bowl slow, then batsman are moving to back foot and adjusting,” Axar mentioned.
So was India’s batting efficiency a press release to all those that panned the monitor?
“When we play, we don’t think that outside world matters to us and we would like to give a message. We played normal cricket. If it was fourth day, we would have thought about declaring but it was third day and we had enough time. We thought we have to bat long,” he spoke concerning the crew’s technique.
Having already picked up 4 wickets to Ravichandran Ashwin’s six within the sport thus far, the injured Ravindra Jadeja’s stopgap alternative spoke concerning the respect he has for his senior nationwide and IPL teammate.
“Myself and Ash have played a lot of cricket together and I have learnt a lot over the years about mindset from him. We have different actions and variations, so we generally talk about mindsets and working out various batsmen.”
He was in line for a debut throughout the first Test however a knee niggle on the eleventh hour led to him being sidelined.
“Actually, I did not need to play my first match with a niggle and if I broke down in the midst of the sport, that may have put my crew in bother. It would not have been a superb factor and I did not need that to occur.
“So it was a conscious decision taken after consulting the physio. I was frustrated but positive side is I could give my 100 percent in second match.”