North India Statesman
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India vs England: The third match of the five -match T20 series between India and England was played in Rajkot yesterday. In this match, England defeated India by 26 runs. India is currently ahead 2–1 in the series. Batting first after winning the toss, the England team scored 172 runs. In response, the Indian team could score 146 runs after losing 9 wickets. What were the five major reasons for India’s defeat in this match? Let’s discuss about it…
Mohammed Shami’s entry is harmful to India!
Mohammed Shami, who has been out of the Indian team for a long time, entered this match. But in this match he did not appear in the rhythm. Which proved to be a big loss for the Indian team somewhere. He conceded 25 runs in three overs in this match and did not manage to take a single wicket. His economy rate was 8.22. Fast bowler Arshdeep Singh was rested in place of Shami. Which is currently in tremendous form. He took three wickets in the last two matches and contributed significantly to the team’s victory.
India’s weak bowling attack
Indian leg -spinner Ravi Bishnoi was included in the team for the first three matches of this series. But it proved to be a completely flop. Bishnoi took only one wicket in three matches and that too in the third T20 match. He proved to be very expensive in the T20 match in Rajkot. He conceded 46 runs in four overs at a poor economy rate of 11.50. In his over, English batsmen hit five sixes and two fours. His spell proved to be very harmful for the defeat of the team.
India’s top order is completely flop
If you talk about batting after bowling, then India’s top order was completely flopped. The Indian team started chasing the target very poorly. Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma lost their wicket on the score of 31. Samson was dismissed for three and Abhishek 24 runs. Captain Suryakumar Yadav was also dismissed by scoring 14 runs. When he was out, the team’s score was 48 runs and three wickets fell. After this, India’s batting line-up was completely faltering.
Middle order also disappointed
After the top order flopped, everyone’s eyes were on the middle order. But he also turned water on everyone’s expectations. The middle order also had to struggle due to falling one wicket after another. Tilak Verma (18), Washington Sundar (6), Akshar Patel (15) were run out in the sixth place. Wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurlel, who came to bat at number eight, also flopped by two runs.
Suryakumar and Samson’s worrying performance
In batting, captain Suryakumar Yadav and Sanju Samson continue to have a continuous flop performance. He did not even open an account in the first match. And could only score 12 and 14 runs respectively in the next two matches. On the other hand Sanju comes to open. But here too, he is being dismissed in the same way. Samson scored 26 runs in the first match of the series. But in the next two matches, he was dismissed by making five and three.
