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'You don’t need 22 robots': Nasser defends Siraj, sees shades of 2005 Ashes in Ind-Eng series
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Former England captains Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton draw parallels between the current India-England Test series and the iconic 2005 Ashes, highlighting the intense drama and closely contested matches. The series, currently led by England 2-1, is marked by on-field tension and individual rivalries, reminiscent of the Edgbaston Test two decades ago.
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