Ashwin puts England on the verge of yet another loss.

The England batsmen have to fight for their lives in the morning session of the third day of the fifth Test match against India in Dharamsala. As R Ashwin (4-55) tore through their order. The off-spinner was at the peak of his game as he outwitted England’s hitters, who all fell victim to split second decisions. He shared Jasprit Bumrah’s new ball with him. With a tremendously exciting cameo that featured three sixes off Ashwin, Jonny Bairstow’s (39 off 31) raised the BazBall flag high. However, the fun came to a stop when Kuldeep Yadav entered the field. The wrist spinner struck with a nasty leg break in his opening over.

At the start of lunch, Ben Stokes, the left-hander, was at the crease, and Ashwin came. The off-spinner duly complied by dismissing the England captain to further inflict injuries on his country. An erratic Ben Duckett attempted to blast his way out of Ashwin’s delivery. An inside-out shot was attempted by Zak Crawley, who stepped out too far, resulting in his being bowled and giving the visitors’ innings a rough start.. He involved a quick off break straight to backward short leg. Ollie Pope’s ejection served as further evidence of England’s batters’ confused thinking.

The England number three attempted a sweep against a delivery that was far from full, but Yashasvi Jaiswal expertly caught the top edge. Amidst the chaos, Joe Root appeared to be his normal composed self. Handling the spinners with gentle hands and deft footwork. In this active voice version, the subject of the sentence is performing the action.) The one bright spot for England during the morning session. When James Anderson eventually made it to the 700 club by getting Kuldeep to steal one behind. The seasoned pacer accomplished a first for fast bowlers by reaching the milestone.

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