England are not difficult to beat: Jadeja

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Rajkot, Feb 14: India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja on Wednesday said England are not a difficult side to beat and the hosts only need to get used to their ultra attacking style of play to secure the five-match Test series.
England shocked India in the series opener in Hyderabad before the hosts came back strong in Visakhapatnam to get on level footing. The third Test begins here on Thursday.
“I won’t term England as (one of the most difficult) teams. It hasn’t been easy for other teams to come to India and win. They have an aggressive style of play. We need to get used to that and plan accordingly for them,” said Jadeja on the eve of the game.“If it wasn’t for small mistakes in the second innings of first Test, we wouldn’t have lost,” said the player who missed the second Test due to injury. (PTI)

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