Jos Buttler-LED England National Cricket team Suryakumar Yadav-LED Indian national cricket team spent five matches in the fourth T20I array Friday January 31st.
Jos Buttler team demonstrated a great struggle in the UK match, but lost in 15 runs in the Maharashtra Cricket Association. Thus, they lost the T20I series.
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Britain defeat in a thrilling match
For the first time in the series Jos Budler, in the shooting and the first time in the UK. They were out of an exceptional start by reducing their hosts to 12/3.
They took two more fast wickets to reduce India to 79/5, but then they took them to cleaners Hardik Pandya and Shivam company. Finally, they stopped India in 181/9.
Harmeti Harry Brook and Ben Duckett played explosive shots. However, the weak performance in the rest of the heat, in 19.4 in the 166s in the 166s.
We had to go to win the game – Jos Budler
Speaking at the presentation after the match, Jos Budler praised the players to start in the match, but was annoyed after the end of the losing side.
“We started a bright way by taking the wickets in force and were in a big situation at the end of the batting power. We had to go to win the game,” he said. “Said Jos Buttler.
Buttler added that Shivam Dube was the greatest reason for the defeat defeats, because every part-time was called a cruel hand. He said:
“We’ve made really good things in the game. We threw the ball first and he went to play a really good shot. With the bat, we lost several main wickets.”
How did England perform in the previous T20I vs India?
England won 26 runs in Rajkot in the third T20I against India. Initially, the visitors placed 171/9 in 171/9 of 171/9 to win the match.
The shots began in a weak note as the elephant Salt (5) was fired early. However, Ben Ducett, 7 borders and 2, including 2, 51 out of 28,51. Jos Buttler contributed with valuable 24 before being fired by Chakravarravy.
Liam Livingstone (43) provided some fireworks, provided 1 four and 5 six smathing, but was fired by Pandya while trying to clear the long boundaries. Britain’s low order showed some good struggles and contributions Fair Rashid (10 *) and Mark Mark (10 *) helped the team reach 171/9.
In the escape chase, the Indian batting order fought to go. Britain’s bowlers, reduced India between 31/2 in the first 4 overs and hit the key moments.
Adil Rashid Tilak was fired in the form of Varma and Jamie Overton, Hardik Pandya, Washington Sundar and Mohamed Shami’nin Wickets. With the main wickets falling at regular intervals, India has never been in control, and not expired in total 145/9.
