
News - IND vs ENG First T20
IND VS ENG
After a great disappointment in the test series, the
visitors made a
brilliant comeback in the first T20I. English side demonstrated a completely
dominant game on Narendra Modi Stadium, yesterday. An outstanding pace bowling
attack restricted India at a score of 124 runs at a loss of 7 wickets. A
complete wave of dominance was pictured by the English side in both batting and
bowling. The English openers made a partnership of 72 runs ( Jason Roy-49runs
32balls & Jos Buttler- 28runs 24balls) which cemented their win. On the other hand, the Indian
batting performed poorly than they did in the test series. Indian batting
showed a slow start and lost wickets early in the game. The English bowlers
kept it tight and continuously built pressure on Indian batting and as a result
of this, Indian lost their first 3 wickets on a low of 20 runs which included
the wickets of the openers, Shikhar Dhawan & K.L. Rahul, and the very
precious wicket of Indian skipper and also the ICC player of the decade Virat
Kohli (0 runs-5 balls). Only 3 Indian batsmen were able to achieve double-figure scores namely Hardik Pandya 19 runs, Shreyas Iyer 67 runs, and Rishabh
Pant 23 runs. Shreyas Iyer showed a matured and experienced piece of batting,
scoring 67 runs out of 48 balls. Rishabh Pant has always entertained the
audience by playing a fancy shot against the lightning ball of thunderbolt
Archer, but the excitement of the fans was short-lived as Rishabh got out on a
score of 23 runs in 24 balls. For the English side, Jofra Archer bowled a tight
spell of 4 overs and took 3 wickets, and gave only 23 runs on an economy of fewer
than 6 runs per over. Ben Stokes, Adil
Rashid and Mark Wood, all the three got a one-one wicket each while the young-gun
of England and Chennai Super Kings was unable to open his account in the
wickets bank.
-Raghav Blogs
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