"Not that we are ignoring it" - India coach on spinners bowling no-balls in 2nd SL vs IND 2026 Test
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Saransh Jain, who made his debut in the Colombo Test, has attracted attention by taking three wickets in his very first match. However, there are some things that have been seen during his performance, which the team management will have to work on seriously. Saransh took two wickets in the first innings, but due to his fast bowling, he did not get the expected turn. Sri Lankan batsmen took advantage of this and scored runs easily. On the fourth…
Indian team's spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has expressed concern over the problem of excessive no-balls being bowled by Team India's spinners and has suggested implementing the free-hit rule in this format as well, like in ODIs and T20s.
Bahutule Targets Improving Overstepping Flaw, Quips Free-hits Could Curb No-balls In Tests
Sinhalese Sports Club Ground: India’s spin-bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule says technical work is actively underway to fix the overstepping flaw creeping into the bowlers' approach, while suggesting the introduction of free-hits in Test cricket could be a sure-fire way to
Free hit in Tests will reduce no-balls: Sairaj Bahutule - Sports News Portal
Shamik Chakrabarty, Colombo Saransh Jain’s first ball in Test cricket was illegal. He overstepped by a big margin. It could be attributed to the nerves of his debut, but the off-spinner bowled one more no-ball in Sri Lanka’s first innings, where he bowled 20.4 overs. In Sri Lanka’s second innings, the debutant has so far bowled 17.4 overs and has overstepped on four occasions. Ravindra Jadeja, the veteran who is prone to bowling no-balls, especi…
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