“He cheated Joe Root” – Saba Karim on Akash Deep’s dismissal of England batter in ENG vs IND 2025 2nd Test

Former India player Saba Karim noted that Akash Deeb rejected Joe Root in the second rounds of England from the second test by actually cheating. He highlighted that the mixture in England was forced to think that the ball would come, but it resigned after going down.

The Deep Bowled root was reduced to 16 sixth balls, as England was reduced to 72/3 on the fourth day (Saturday, 5 July) in following the Mammoth goal 608. India announced its second roles in 427/6 earlier in the day.

While discussing Sony SportsSaba was asked about his ideas about the dismissal of Root.

“Akash Deeb was talking about feeling cheating from the wikit because it was like the Indian wikit, but here he deceived Joe Root. When you worried the ball from wrinkle, the mixture is forced to think that the ball would only come from that angle.”

The former India goalkeeper described it as an inappropriate delivery, with a highlight that all bread would have fallen prey to it.

“If the ball is relaxing after promoting, what can the mixture do? If you weapons this ball to the wonderful mixture, it was definitely a non -playing delivery. It was not limited to that, but 99.9 percent of the fighters had played such a trend.

Akash deep corner ball in a wide curl. Pour the ball and arrest it, overcoming all of the root before shaking its trunks.

“As a mixture, you feel that the ball will only come from that angle” – Hemang Badani in the Akash Deep chapter for Joe Root at Eng Vs Ind 2025 2nd Test

In the same discussion, the former Hemang Badani in India indicated that Joe Root was completely deceived, highlighting that all bread was expected to come from that angle.

“It was an excellent ball. He was fully beaten. He created an angle. He went out of wrinkle, even touched the side line, creating such a big angle, then made the ball go directly from there. As a mixture, you feel that the ball will only come from that angle,” he said.

The cricket player who turned to Komminor saw that the root was not wrong and was called Akash Deep’s best ball in the game.

“Once the ball straight after promotion, Joe Root did not have an opportunity. When the angle of the seam mode in the direction of the beautiful leg, the base of the cricket game is that the ball cannot stand up from there. I don’t think Joe Root made a mistake. I noticed the ball and went. It is a non -playing ball.

Akash Deeb ended with 2/36 numbers in eight amounts on the fourth day, with Ben Dakit (25 out of 15) his other victims. Mohamed Seraj (1/29 of five games), who got rid of Zac Crowley (0 off 7), was Check in India in the second rounds of England.