India have admitted they can "learn a thing or two" from England's 'Bazball' success, with stand-in captain KL Rahul revealing they will look to play "a lot of aggressive cricket" in their upcoming series against Bangladesh.
Rahul praised the "fearless and aggressive" mindset England have adopted under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum, which has been termed 'Bazball' in reference to the coach's nickname. Since Stokes and McCullum have taken charge, England have won eight out of nine Tests and recently sealed a historic away series win against Pakistan.
Speaking ahead of India's first Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong, Rahul, who is captaining the side with regular skipper Rohit Sharma injured, was asked about England's recent success in Pakistan. "To watch I think it's really, really exciting," he said.
