In the first Test match between England and India, Ravichandran Ashwin wasn’t included in the playing XI, but the decision wasn’t welcomed by many cricket experts and fans. In the Lord’s Test as well, Ashwin failed to make it into the playing XI. However, after Moeen Ali reaped rewards in the ongoing second Test, former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer has pointed that India might miss the services of Ashwin.
Wasim Jaffer posted a picture on his social media accounts wherein some dust is spotted after the ball had pitched. England all-rounder, Moeen Ali looked quite lethal with the ball in India’s second innings as he managed to turn the ball square. This prompted Jaffer to share the picture and leave a hint that India could’ve used these conditions well if they had Ashwin in the playing XI.
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Wasim Jaffer added an interesting caption to the post as well wherein he wrote: “Let me tell you a kutti story.. The main character is missing. #ENGvIND.” His post fetched in a lot of replies from his followers as usual as the fans weren’t happy with the exclusion of Ashwin in the Test match. The picture portrays that the pitch seems to be assisting the spinners on the last couple of day of the Test match.
Let me tell you a kutti story.. The main character is missing.. #ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/fSmNYih6Cx
— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 15, 2021
Wasim Jaffer is one of the most active players on social media. He keeps on posting memes on the ongoing match that entertains the followers and fans. Recently, he also tweeted an image wherein he joked around the weather conditions of England. Rain played a spoilt sport in the first Test match as it resulted in a draw.
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Pointing out the uncertainties of the English weather Wasim Jaffer tweeted a meme and captioned it as “1st test: Rain saved England, 2nd test: India Batting: Cloudy, England batting: Sunny, India Batting: Cloudy #ENGvsIND” The netizens replied to his tweet in numbers as they expressed about the English weather and raised the concerns it was causing the match.
