India’s top order drops 9p like Reece TopleyThe score of 6 for 24 headlined a superb British bowling performance in a 100-match win that leveled the streak while defending a modest goal in the second ODI game at Lord’s on Thursday. With parity restored in a three-match streak, the decisive game at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday promises to be an intriguing one. As India’s pitchers put on another impressive display to beat England with 246 in 49 rounds, few knew that visiting hitters would be inexplicably inexplicable. with a score of 146 in 38.5 laps in front of fine stitching and a bowling shot from Topley.
David Willey (1/27 in 9 rotations), thick Moeen Ali (1/30) and Liam Livingstone (1/4) also played their parts to perfection.
Topley’s figures are best by an Englishman at the ‘Mecca of Cricket’.
Winning the first game with 10 points, the Indian team could not have imagined that the wheel of fortune would turn so quickly.
With Shikhar DhawanRohit Sharma, Virat kohli and Rishabh Pant all returned to the locker room shortly after the first Powerplay and had only 31 runs on board, with only one possible outcome.
Suryakumar Yadav (27), Hardik Pandya (29) and Ravindra Jadeja (29) tried a bit but the score would certainly provide a better picture of the kind of plight the Indian smashers had to endure during the chase.
Dhawan (9 out of 26 balls) and captain Rohit (0 out of 9 balls) looked annoyed as the 6-foot-5-inch Topley hit the seam and, given his height, also consistently got decent bounces. amazing.
Knowing that Rohit was a compulsive hook and pull, Topley kept it full and a typical left-hand serve of a good player on the right corner left the India captain stuck in front.
Dhawan, who stayed with the wicket was as painful as Rohit, tickled one leg to Jos Buttler.
Kohli’s 22-second brisk walk down to the Long Chamber of God was elegantly filmed by broadcasters as he was seen raising his collar as he entered the arena.
Followed by three picturesque shots — an off-drive, a top drive, and a cover drive – all out of the top drawer but the tendency to play everything with the front foot has led to a fall. his shot.
Left-arm runner Willey hit a corner into the corner and once again the former India captain misjudged length with his forefoot trigger. The resulting Nick was jubilantly accepted by Captain Buttler behind the trees.
Rishabh Pant (0) in India’s blue shirt is often a faint shadow of what he wears in his white shirt suit. A full throw has been sent to the player midway through. Brydon Carse. It’s 31 for 4 and suddenly a target of 247 looks like a mammoth.
Suryakumar Yadav (27 of 29 balls) seems to be starting from where he left Nottingham in that incredible T20 hundred.
Along with Pandya, he added 42 runs ahead of Topley, coming in on his second spell, taking an extra return hit and forcing the hitter to make a nonexistent cut when there’s no minimum space left to perform.
Earlier, Yuzvendra ChahalHardik Pandya’s clever variations complemented by Hardik Pandya’s steady mid-fast bowling helped India beat England by a score of 246 in 49 controllable rounds after picking out the field.
However, it was Moeen Ali (47 of 64 balls) who made the attack back to the opposition camp with his daring hook and pulled the six balls interspersed with slogan sweeps when the total of the He got some respectable glory after the dreaded top orders promise much but tiny delivery.
Moeen and David Willey (41 of 49 balls) added 62 runs for the seventh hit to help establish a goal of 250 runs after 200 that seemed unlikely at a time.
On the two-tempo track, Chahal (10-0-47-4) was excellent at managing his length while sending the ball away a lot of gas as he eliminated England’s ‘Big Three’ – Jonny Bairstow (38), Joe Root (11) and Ben Stokes (21) – and then defeat Moeen as soon as he looks dangerous.
At the other end, Pandya (6-0-28-2), who was slowly getting back to his bowling rhythm, stepped in. Jason Roy (23) and Liam Livingstone (33) to stifle the flow as Rohit Sharma had another good day at duty, dispatching his six-man assault.
Mohammed Shami (10-0-48-1) was as regal as usual as he transformed into rival captain Jos Buttler (4) with a sharp sinker late in the game.
Jasipino Bumrah (10-1-49-2) and Shami were once again in the area although it wasn’t a huge defeat for England compared to the opening game.
It was in midfield skirmishes that Chahal excelled when he controlled the white Kookaburra like a yo-yo, sometimes pushing the serve fuller and other times shortening the length.
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Deliveries for the removal of Bairstow, Root and Stokes are all of different lengths while Moeen Ali, on the fag-end side, is made by the delivery line.
But in the end it’s all pointless.
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