Prasidh Krishna Injury Scare: A Final Test of Character

Prasidh Krishna received a lot of hate on social media, and many ex-cricketers, including commentators, backlashed at the spell by Krishna, as he ended up with a 20-128-3 figure with an economy of 6.40, which is quite high.

In the second innings of India, when Krishna came to bat, he received some bruising from the ball while batting, and then a medic came to apply a few bandages to his knees.

Test cricket can be a very tough game. For India’s fast bowler Prasidh Krishna, this first match against England has been tough. After a performance that broke the wrong kind of records and an injury scare that left him bruised, he faces a huge challenge on the final day.

In England’s first innings, Krishna struggled with his bowling. While he took three wickets, he also gave away a lot of runs. The scoreboard showed he gave up 128 runs in just 20 overs. This means England scored more than six runs for every over he bowled, which is very high for a Test match and a new record for an Indian bowler.

As a result, many fans and former cricketers criticized him. They felt he bowled poorly and questioned his place on the team. The reaction online and in the commentary box was harsh.

To make things worse, when it was his turn to bat, Krishna was hit by a fast ball. It struck him on the knee, and he was clearly in pain. The team’s medic had to come onto the field to wrap his knee in bandages.

Now, it is the final day. India needs to take 10 wickets to win, and England will be trying their best to score the winning runs. This brings up the big question: Is Prasidh Krishna fit enough to bowl?

After being criticized for his expensive bowling and then getting hurt, this is Krishna’s chance to prove his fighting spirit. For any player, coming back from a bad day is what makes them great. If he can take the ball today and bowl well, he can silence his critics and help India win. It’s a chance to turn a painful match into a memorable one.