Eng Vs NZ: Not 1-2 but 6 fielders in the slips, McCullum effect was visible on Team England
Eng Vs NZ: Not 1-2 but 6 fielders in the slips, McCullum effect was visible on Team England
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New Delhi: The ongoing Test match between England and New Zealand has now reached an exciting turning point. After the fall of 17 wickets on the first day itself, the second day also saw a lot of turmoil in the match. Meanwhile, a picture of the Test match is going viral on social media, which shows the speciality of the Test match. Here England has put 6 fielders in the slips while batting for New Zealand, which shows the progressive fielding of the English team. Cricket fans became very emotional about this picture and after a long time, they were happy to see such a picture. 

 

In fact, in Test cricket, up to four fielders are seen in the slips, but 6 fielders were usually seen in the olden days. But if you look at the new England team, this change is clearly visible. Recently the England Test team has also got a new coach, Brandon McCullum. Former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum was famous for his aggressive attitude even during his captaincy. McCullum has also put 4-4 slips in ODIs to put pressure on the opposition several times. Now that McCullum is the coach of the Test team, his impact is also beginning to be seen in England's fielding. The England team is currently moving forward under the captaincy of the new coach and the new captain (Ben Stokes). 

If we talk about this test match at Lord's, Then New Zealand's first innings was bowled out for just 132, in reply, England also suffered badly. England could only score 141 runs in their first innings. However, New Zealand countered in the second innings and by the end of the second day's play, the team was 236 for the loss of four wickets.  

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