‘I was made a villain …’, the pitch curator who screwed Gautam Gambhir made a big statement after the series was over; Know the whole matter

Lee Fortis on Spat with Gautam Gambhir after Series:
The last match of the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy played between India and England was in a lot of discussion about the pitch. The match was played at Kennington Oval, London, before the beginning, there was a strong debate between the ground’s chief curator Lee Fortis and Team India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir.

The curator had advised Gambhir to stay away from the pitch, after which the Indian head coaches appeared angry. Now Lee Fortis broke the silence over the controversy and said that he has been made a villain.

What did Fortis say on the dispute with Gautam Gambhir?

Li Fortis said about the controversy with Gambhir, “Well, I was never the main villain, I was made. Hope you guys liked the show and the atmosphere would have been like IPL. It was a great game.”

Indian bowlers havoc on batting pitch

Let us know that the oval test pitch looked more suitable for the batsmen. In the fourth innings, hosts England had almost achieved a historic run chase of 374 runs. The English team had to face defeat by just 06 runs.

On this batting pitch, fifth Indian fast bowler Mohammad Siraj made a significant contribution in winning Team India. Apart from Siraj, he bowled amazing by fast bowler famous Krishna.

India finished the series on a draw with victory

Significantly, the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy ended on a draw with 2-2. England won the series by winning the first match. Then India won the second match and equalized the series 1-1. England then won the third Test and took a 2–1 lead in the series. Then the fourth test ended at the draw. From here, the fifth Test was necessary to get Team India a series draw and the team did so.