Bowler out from Manchester for Team India; Gambhir and Gill in tension

The fourth Test match, starting on 23 July in Manchester, is very important for the Indian team. If Team India has to face defeat in this match, then it will be out of the series. There is pressure on the team to win the series. Along with that, his tension has also been built up. The reason behind this is the injury to an Indian bowler. Arshdeep Singh got injured while practicing a couple of days back, and now he can be out of the fourth match.

Arshdeep has been injured in his bowling hand during the practice session on Thursday. Arshdeep's left hand was cut while attempting to hold back a ball struck by Sai Sudarshan, and he is a right-handed bowler. His hands had cuts. Now there are chances that he will not be fit to play. This information has been provided by the English newspaper The Indian Express in its report.

Arshdeep has not yet made his Test debut for India. There was a possibility of him playing the first Test match in Manchester, as there is still doubt over Akashdeep. He did not participate in the net session held before leaving for Manchester. The Indian Express has written in its report quoting sources, "He still has stitches on his hand and he will not be available for the fourth Test match. The team will see whether he is fit for the fifth Test match or not."

Although there was no possibility of Arshdeep playing in the fourth Test match, if Akashdeep was not able to recover or the team gave a chance to rest any fast bowler playing in the Lord's Test, then he could have gotten a chance.

Manchester is the ground where India's history has been very bad. Team India has not won a single match on this ground. India has played a total of nine matches here, out of which it has lost four, and five matches have been draws. Team India, captained by Shubman Gill, will have the responsibility of changing history, and this is also necessary for them because if they lose this match, then the series will go out of India's hands.