BCCI President Roger Binny said, England’s downfall started due to Stokes’ aggressive captaincy.

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Hospice: BCCI President and former Indian fast bowler Roger Binny believes that Indian captain Rohit Sharma’s composure and strategic skills outweighed the aggressive captaincy of England captain Ben Stokes in the current series. India won 3 in the five-match series. Has made a winning lead of 1 and has the upper hand in the ongoing fifth test here also.

Binny, who came here to watch the match, told PTI in a video, “So far Ben Stokes’ captaincy has been very aggressive and I think it has been the reason for his downfall in some matches.” 68-year-old Binny, who has played 27 Tests and 72 ODIs, said, “In difficult times in front of the Indian spinners, he adopted a very aggressive attitude and did not try to score a big score.”

He said, “Rohit showed strategic skills. He knew what he had to do and he made it happen with his bowlers.” England started with a win in the first Test in Hyderabad but since then kept losing, what had changed.

When asked this, Binny said, “I don’t think England changed their strategy.” He continued to play aggressively like in the first Test. I think Rohit exercised more patience because there was a time when he came close to winning the Test and lost it. He won the next two Tests by playing with patience.

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