Sreesanth enjoying England tour – Cricket News Update
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/England-c56013 has been a grueling experience, stating that he is quite comfortable here and enjoying the game. He has also credited the English batsmen for their outstanding performances and strenuous efforts in this series so far.
Unlike other Indian players, cricket analysts and fans, the fast bowler believes that the current competition is easier than that of their home one against South Africa in 2008.
The pacer argues that the Indians have put their best in the series but the English batsmen have outstripped them. He claims that his experience to bowl on English soil has been pleasant.
Talking to the media today, Sreesanth said, “I don't think it's one of the toughest series (I've been involved in). The one against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/South-Africa-c757 at home in 2008 was tougher. We began well but then after lunch they took charge -- all credit to them. It wasn't bad bowling, they kept charging at us.”
He further told, “They attacked, they stayed, they kept leaving good balls, not fetching outside the off-stump. It was a great challenge to bowl to them. I enjoyed it and kept running in hard. It's not frustrating; it's not hard (on the body). I enjoy it.”
Sreesanth has been doing well in the series so far. He was inducted in the 2nd Test as a substitute to http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Z-Khan-c98379, and he took a wicket in his very first over. He bowled nicely in the 3rd Test as well. However, his efforts could not save his team from a series defeat.
After losing three Tests in a row, the Indians are now playing the 4th and final match of the series at Kennington Oval, London, with an aim to prevent the possible whitewash. After the first two days, it is evident that the mighty Poms will also take this match away from the tiptoeing Men in Blue.
Sreesanth picked up the trophy wicket of the English skipper, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/AJ-Strauss-c964 yesterday, at Day 2 of the game. The right-arm pacer is playing his 27th Test.
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