Fans slammed Team India captain Shubman Gill for his questionable captaincy moves thus far in the fourth Test against England at Manchester. Trailing 1-2 in the best-of-five series, India posted a competitive total of 358 in their first innings.However, things have gone south with the ball in hand, with the England batters feasting on a lackluster bowling performance from Team India. Gill's moves have been suspect from the get-go as he opened the bowling with debutant Anshul Kamboj instead of veteran pacer Mohammed Siraj.However, the bigger surprise was his lack of usage of off-spinner Washington Sundar until late in the first session on the third day. The 25-year-old was India's bowling star in the second innings of the third Test with figures of 4/22.Yet, he came into the attack in the 69th over with the hosts coasting on 305/2, trailing by only 53 runs.Fans on X slammed Gill for his poor tactics, especially the usage of Sundar, with the following reactions:Fans continued criticizing the Indian captain for his poor captaincy, with one saying:"We are close to being humiliated in this test and Washington Sundar hasn't bowled a single ball yet, even though he was quite successful as a bowler in the last test. Shubman Gill's incompetence as a test tactician is being exposed.""India should change the captain for the next series, Pant or Bumrah should lead the side, Gill is horrible!" tweeted a fan."Absolute pathetic captancy from shubman gill... No emotion show at all on the ground... just lifeless captaincy.. really fail to understand what has happened to team India under Gautam Gambhir... New ball is to be taken in 10 words and he is now bringing Washington Sundar," a fan said.England on course to a massive first innings total in Manchester TestEngland continued to pile on the runs on Day 3 of the ongoing fourth Test at Manchester. The hosts ran Team India ragged in the final two sessions on the second day, racing to 225/2 at the close of play.They asserted their dominance further in the first session this morning by going to lunch on 332/2 in 74 overs. All four of the England batters who have batted so far have scored a half-century.The openers, Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett, fell on 84 and 94, respectively, while Ollie Pope and Joe Root remain unbeaten on 70 and 63, respectively. As for India, only Anshul Kamboj and Ravindra Jadeja have picked up a wicket each.