India’s chase could begin from as early as the final session of day four’s play on Sunday after taking out eight England wickets so far. "I would think India would back themselves to chase down 240, 250. All of their batters are in form and they have consistently gotten over 300 in this series," said Karthik on Sky Sports’ broadcast.
He was also in praise of off-spin bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar, who’s picked three crucial wickets in Joe Root, Jamie Smith and Ben Stokes. "Washington is replacing one of the legends of the game in Ravichandran Ashwin and has been overshadowed for a major part of his career."
"But he's still young and has a bright future because of how well he bats. If he's able to contribute with the ball at any time in the Test match with one or two, that's exactly what his role is. He really out-thought Smith," added Karthik.
He was also in praise of off-spin bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar, who’s picked three crucial wickets in Joe Root, Jamie Smith and Ben Stokes. "Washington is replacing one of the legends of the game in Ravichandran Ashwin and has been overshadowed for a major part of his career."
Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score"That new ball is absolutely vital but what I've liked about it is that as the ball has gotten softer and older, you have to find different skills. You need to have a balanced attack. You may even need two spinners. If it's not spinning off the pitch, you may need to deceive them in the air with a bit of drift like Washington has done."
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