According to Greg, Kuldeep's inclusion in the Indian playing XI would definitely add variety to the team's bowling deck.

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whom he hails as the "best wrist-spinner since Shane Warne", in the playing XI. India lost the opening Test of the five-match series by five wickets at Headingley, where they were also guilty of ...

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“Without Bumrah, I'd like to see left-armer Arshdeep Singh added to the mix and Kuldeep Yadav, possibly the best wristspinner since Shane Warne, included in the attack. “Jadeja is not a front-line ...

Australia batting legend Greg Chappell believes India paid the price for a lack of variety in their bowling attack during the first Test against England and has called for the inclusion of Arshdeep ...

Australia legend Greg Chappell reckons that Shubman Gill-led India lost the first Test match of the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy because of the lack of variety in their bowling attack at Headingley. He ...