2nd Test: Can Kuldeep Yadav ‘reverse’ the trend?

Ollie Pope's reverse sweep, influenced by the 'Bazball' philosophy, played a crucial role in England's Test win against India. The England team prepared for the Indian spinners by practicing different variants of the sweep shot, including the reverse, scoop, and traditional sweeps. Pope's commitment to playing the shot effectively disrupted the bowlers' line and length, leading to more scoring opportunities.

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