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After a thrilling 22-run win in the 3rd Test, England have taken a 2-1 lead in the five-match series against India. The action now shifts to Old Trafford, Manchester, where the 4th Test will be played from July 23 to 27. England will be eager to carry their momentum and secure the series with a game to spare, while India will be desperate to bounce back and push the contest into a decider.
The Manchester pitch is expected to offer assistance to seamers, which could influence both teams' bowling combinations. England's pace attack has been impressive, but they may consider rotation to manage workloads. India, on the other hand, might reassess their batting order and explore changes in the bowling department to counter England's dominance. However, it will be interesting to see whether they rest Bumrah as part of their rotation policy or play him in a second consecutive Test.
The Manchester pitch is expected to offer assistance to seamers, which could influence both teams' bowling combinations. England's pace attack has been impressive, but they may consider rotation to manage workloads. India, on the other hand, might reassess their batting order and explore changes in the bowling department to counter England's dominance. However, it will be interesting to see whether they rest Bumrah as part of their rotation policy or play him in a second consecutive Test.