The former England captain has said that head coach Chris Silverwood too should be held accountable for the team's defeat against the Virat Kohli-led India.
Rohit and Rahul stitched a 126-run opening stand before the former was castled by paceman James Anderson.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain and batsman Robert Key have blamed poor standard of County Championship cricket for the failure of England's batting.
In two Tests played so far, Rahul has scored 244 runs at an average of 61.00, hitting a century (129) and a half-century.
Barmy Army, a club of England cricket supporters who follow the team everywhere around the world, has released a video.
Skipper Virat Kohli had also said at the toss that Ashwin was in the 12 that was announced within the group but Ishant was included after they had a look at the pitch and conditions.
Sridhar revealed that Anderson was angry because Bumrah was bowling at him with a relatively quicker speed than the others.
"Bumrah is a competitive fast bowler but wouldn't want to intentionally hurt anyone," said Sridhar during a chat on R Ashwin's Youtube channel.
It has emerged in the English media that a couple of Indian players from the bench, who were returning from the field to their dressing room, refused to give way to pace bowler Ollie Robinson.
The former Indian captain believes that Kohli has been overthinking while attempting his shots, which impacts his foot movement while facing the bowlers.
Virat Kohli's enthusiasm and intensity on the field shows Test matches mean everything to him, according to former English cricketer Kevin Pietersen.
The pacer, who was key to India's victory against England in the Lord's Test, drew praise from Sachin Tendulkar who called Siraj a "quick learner."
England batting collapsed on the fifth and final day's last two sessions and lost the Test they had a grip on by 151 runs.
While the Headingley Test will mark Malan's return to the Test cricket after a gap of three years, Ravichandran Ashwin's place in the playing XI still hangs in the balance.
England have kept injured pacer Mark Wood in the 15-man squad, hoping that he will be fit for the third Test starting August 25 at Leeds but left out Zak Crawley.
Kohli was involved in an altercation with England pace bowler James Anderson during the second Test which India won on the fifth and final day.
India beat England by 151 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the series.
KL Rahul, who scored a superb 129, made a significant gain, jumping 19 spots to take the 37th spot.
India and England's Test encounter at the Lord's ended in a dramatic fashion, with the visitors running away with a 151-run win.
From a seemingly comfortable position, England fell to a 151-run defeat on the final day at the Lord's.
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