Timesofindia.com in Birmingham: As India is ready for a significant struggle in the second trial against England in Edgbaston, Assistant Coach Ryan Ten Dotk offered rare insight into the team’s selection plans. Following a disappointing defeat in Hadingley, India trails 0–1 from 0–1 in the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, and the card may change.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now! “I am sure two spinners will play,” Ten Dochhet told reporters on Monday. “Which, we are not sure yet. All three are bowling well. Washi (Washington Sundar) is really batting well.” This suggests a possible return to India’s traditional two-spinner formula, possibly a mixture of experience and all-round depth. Washington Beautiful’s ability with BAT can tilt the balance to their side, especially on a pitch that expects the match as well as helping. However, the availability of Jasprit Bumrah is a major question. Although Paes Ace can be rested as part of India’s long -term work management strategy. “Jasprit Bumrah is ready to play, we will take that call at the last moment,” Ten Dotk confirmed.

Head coach Gautam Gambhir It has made it clear that Bumrah will play only three out of five tests in this series, regardless of the results. “The scoreline does not change,” Gambhir emphasized after the first testing, emphasizing the importance of stability on urgency. Young all -rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy can also be in queue for a start. “He is very close to get a game,” ten Dotk said, praising his performance in the nets.

Meanwhile, England has named an unchanged XI, which is affixed to the side that won a dramatic victory in the leads. Ben Stokes’ team looks confident, but India’s selection strategy may be a wildcard that promises to be a stressful another encounter.

England XI for 2 Tests against India