Poor middle-order batsmen...Indian team with worst record!?

Sowmiya Sriram
Poor middle-order batsmen...Indian team with worst record!?
The indian team has a bad record in the second Test match against the england team. The second Test match between india and england is underway in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Having previously lost the first Test match by 28 runs, the indian team is determined to win this match. The indian team won the toss in this match which started today. Accordingly, Yajaswi jaiswal and rohit sharma entered the field as the opening players of the indian team who chose to bat first.
Indian captain rohit sharma, who stood on 41 balls, lost the game by 14 runs. Later Shubman Gill added some runs along with Yashshwi Jaiswal. Accordingly, he stood in the field for 46 balls and took the wicket in 34 runs. Then the indian team lost 2 wickets and scored 89 runs. Meanwhile, the opener of the indian team, Yashashvi jaiswal, was showing action. She is paired with Shreyas Iyer. On the other hand, Yashaswi jaiswal, who was playing aggressively, scored an aggressive century. Accordingly, jaiswal smashed the ball thrown by english teammate Hartley for a six and scored a century in 151 balls. Meanwhile, shreyas iyer took the wicket of 27 runs off 59 balls. Test debutant Rajat Patidar was dismissed for 32 runs, Axar patel for 27 runs, and Chikar Bharat for 17 runs.
This was the first time in a Test innings that the middle-order batsmen, three, four, five, and six, were bowled out exactly within 25 to 35 runs. It is noteworthy that even though it has been many years since the start of Test cricket, batsmen have not been dismissed in such a strange manner in any international Test match. Earlier in today's match, only jaiswal played well and fans are saying that if he had lost wickets like other players, the game would have gone badly. In this situation, the second day's match is going to be played tomorrow.
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