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Desk: After the brilliant double century of Team India (Team India) captain Shubhaman Gill, India has strengthened its grip on the match on the second day of the second Test match on the strength of the bowlers. Shubman Gill scored a record 269 runs, on which the Indian team scored a huge score of 587 runs. After this, the fast bowlers bowled into the three wickets of England while bowling the seventh. By the end of the second day’s play, England have scored 77 runs losing three wickets. Joe Root 18 and Harry Brook are playing 30 runs. In the last session of the second day, Captain Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant got very angry due to a act of Harry Brook. He complained to the umpire.

During the first innings of England on the second day of Edgbaston Test Match, he brought Ravindra Jadeja (Ravindra Jadeja). England batsman Harry Brook was feeling very uncomfortable against Jadeja. At the same time, it was also time for the day to end. In such a situation, Harry Brook was taking time to take back after every ball. He was deliberately correcting his gloves, sometimes he was starting to correct the helmet, so that the time was bad.

Rishabh Pant understood that Brook was wasting time, because Jadeja was finishing his over fast. In such a situation, Brook was not able to do any planning. For this reason, Brook was wasting time at the crease. On this act of Harry Brook, Rishabh Pant shouted and told the umpire, “It is just spoiling the time, the bowler is ready. What is happening? On every ball… he is taking time to get ready on every ball”.

Looking at the umpire, Jadeja also asked why Brook is doing this. The umpire warned Brook on this. Actually Brook did not want Jadeja to have another over after the over, he wanted to return an unbeaten pavilion. In Jadeja’s over, Harry Brook started doing this action again and again, when both Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill got angry. After Jadeja’s over was over, Captain Shubman Gill complained to the umpire in this matter. On this, the umpire said that I cannot push the batsman (physically). He has already warned Brook.

On the second day of Edgbaston Test match, captain Shubman Gill was moving fast towards his triple century. During this time something happened that he was out 269 runs. It happened that after the tea, England spinner Shoaib Bashir’s over was going on. Captain Gill was playing 265 runs. Then Harry Brook, standing in the slip, told Gill that it is very difficult to go beyond 290. On this, Gill asked how many triple centuries you have scored. These things were captured in the stump mike. Its video is going viral on social media.