Chris Woakes will bat despite injury, inspired by Malcum Marshall.

New Delhi. There are some moments in cricket history which are fresh in the minds of fans even after years. Such moments, considered an example of courage, also include the batting of Rishabh Pant, when he batting despite the injury because the team needed it. On the last day of the Indo-England Test series, Chris Woakes can do something similar that makes him immortal in cricket history. As was done in 1984 by Malcum Marshal of West Indies. Marshal then descended to batting with one hand despite being injured in the headingley test against England. Today, if Chris Woakes also goes to batting with one hand on Monday, it will not be surprised.

England need 35 runs to win the fifth Test from India. He has 4 wickets left. The crease is with Jamie Smith with Jamie oven. Obviously, England’s tail (tail) is on the ground. Indian fans are hoping that our bowlers will cover England’s tail quickly. It is important to know here that Chris Woakes of England suffered a shoulder injury on the first day. After this, he neither batting nor bowling. But on the fifth day of the match, they will take the bat on the ground if needed. Joe Root, who scored a century on the fourth day of the match, said that Chris Woakes is ready to fight for the match.

If Chris Woakes lands on the field, he can take inspiration from Malcum Marshall. Marshall suffered an injury during fielding on the first day of the Headingley Test in 1984. He had two fractures in his left thumb. The injury was so serious that the doctors advised him to stay away from cricket for at least ten days. The England team breathed a sigh of relief as Marshall was considered the most dangerous bowler of the West Indies at that time. Something similar is that India got relief from the injury of Chris Woakes in the Oval Test as he was the most experienced and informing bowler of the team.

It seems that the 1984 marshal match has come down again. Like Marshall, Chris Woakes, who is injured on the first day, may have a chance to bat with one hand. Batting with one hand of Marshall is known for determination and team spirit. Then on the third day of the match, when the ninth wicket of the West Indies fell, Larry Gomes was playing for 96 runs. Everyone thought that the innings was over but Marshall showed amazing jigra. They came down on the ground with a bat in one hand. The plaster was tied in his left hand. After this, he helped Gomes to complete the century. During this, he also hit a four. His innings may not last long, but in a short time of 16 minutes, he gave the team a psychological lead in a 12 -run partnership. Gomes scored 104 runs, and Marshall’s passion proved to be a milestone for the team.