England will make Rohit's strength a weakness - the British's plan is ready!

IND vs ENG: It is considered almost impossible to defeat India in a Test series at its home. Foreign batsmen are often seen getting stuck on India's spin-friendly wickets, especially when they are from outside Asian soil. Something similar can now happen with the England team which has to play a Test series against India from January 25. The first test between India and England will be held in Hyderabad and the English players are practicing hard to get a good start to the series. Along with this, a strategy is also being prepared to trap Team India. England's fast bowler Mark Wood, while talking to journalists, told about the strategy and mentality of his team. Let us tell you that this fast bowler has prepared a plan to convert Rohit Sharma's strength into his weakness.

Rohit's strength will become his weakness!

England fast bowler Mark Wood said that he knows that Rohit Sharma is very strong against short balls but he is not going to back down. According to Mark Wood, if Rohit Sharma is bowled short in the right direction then he can get out. Mark Wood believes that Indian pitches are slow and if the short ball is even a little slower than its original speed then Rohit Sharma can get trapped in it. Let us tell you that in recent times, Rohit Sharma has been seen getting out a lot against the short ball and perhaps that is why Mark Wood is talking like this.

If you win in Pakistan, will you win in India also?

Let us tell you that the England team had achieved a historic 3-0 victory on the Pakistan tour in the year 2022. For the first time, a team had entered Pakistan and made a clean sweep of it. England is now dreaming of winning in India by making the same series an example. However, Wood also admits that it is not going to be that easy. Well, one fact is that England was the only team which defeated India in the Test series at home. In the year 2012-13, under the leadership of Alastair Cook, the England team won the Test series 2-1.