Second t20i in between Australia and India At the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), fans could ask for moments of fiery bowling spells, sharp fielding efforts and breath-taking athleticism. One of the defining moments of the match came during Australia’s chase when the Indian batsman was young as he struggled against a disciplined Australian attack earlier in the evening. Do not pray produced a momentary spell to be dismantled outside Head of Travis.
Tilak varma hits a brilliant hold to take out travis head
On the third ball, Varun Chakravarthy A length delivery outside off, head smashing to go big. Set in the left-hand room and started a confident, long-lasting high to clear the ropes. But Tilak had other ideas.
The young Indian fielder sprang to his left, timed his jump to perfection and caught the ball on his head. Realizing that he was close to the boundary pads, Tilak showed excellent awareness – before slipping the ball back into the infield and turning it back before returning to complete the clean sweep. The crowd erupted as Replays took a legal one. It was a memorable moment for the fans Suryakumar YadavA landmark boundary in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa.
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Josh Hazlewood’s heroics derail India’s innings
Earlier in the evening, India’s batting royalty struggled to cope with relentless Australian bowling after initially being asked to spring. Josh Hazlewood Once again fussing with the charge and length and length. The right-arm pacer delivered a masterclass in seam bowling, returning with outstanding figures of 3 wickets for just 13 runs in 4 overs.
India 125 for 125 in 18.4 with Hazlewood demolishing the top order and denying the visitors any chance to build. His accuracy forced several fake shots and constant pressure from the other end ensured that India did not recover.
Amidst the chaos, Abhishek Sharma stood tall with a scutilline knock of 68 off 37 balls studded with 8 fours and 2 sixes. The young opener sounded with positive intent, played with the punishment of something loose and compliant. His innings was the only silver lining for India, helping him reach a somewhat respectable total despite the collapse around him.
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