India beat England in third T20

India beat England in third T20

India secured victory in Tests, ODIs & T20s against England:

Yuzvendra Chalal picked six wickets with an extraordinary spell that cost England 8 wickets in just 19 balls. He helped Kohli in securing 75 runs victory in the third & final T20 to win the series 2-1.

England batted well in the beginning and at one stage they were 119-2 and within 4 overs they were all out for 127. Amit Mishra opens the breakthrough with his superb bowling & he maintained pressure by not giving away score at an important stage.

England won the toss & once again elected to field first as Eoin Morgan was confident that his team could chase down as the wicket was ideal for T20 international & the team would not have any problem in chasing a big total on a ground that offer shortest boundaries.

Indian started a cheap innings as Virat Kohli was run out for only 2 runs in Chris Jordan bowling and it was Jordan who made an easy run out when Virat was searching for a single.

Suresh Raina came in the middle & pressure remains on the England bowlers due to his outclass batting. Rahul took time to settle but Raina was quick enough to score boundaries & sixes early in his inning to score maximum in the powerplays that was different from the first two matches.

Rahul too was busy in hitting few boundaries & sixes but Ben Stokes ended his innings in the middle. Rahul was gone for 22 & India lost their 2nd wicket for 65.

Dhoni & Raina hitted several shots & runs were coming quickly. Raina was dropped by Adil Rashid of his own bowling & he made a fifty in the same over with a huge six.

Raina was gone when Morgan took his catch & he was dismissed for 63 in just 45 balls.

Dhona & Yuvraj lead the team & Dhona made his first T20 fifty in eighteenth over. Yuvraj put the pressure on the England after hitting massive sixes & boundaries to take India ahead of 170. Yuvraj was gone for 27 off 10 balls & after him it was MS Dhoni who was dismissed for 56 but India reached a grand total of more than 200.

India beat England in third T20

Chawal picked up 6 wickets with his last spell that cost England 8 wickets in just 19 balls

Ashish Nehra bowled a superb beginning over by giving away only 1 run to keep the England under pressure. Yuzvendra Chahal bowled the 2nd over & he took the wicket of Sam Billings.

Jason Roy could be run out on the next ball but Chahal threw the ball at the wrong end instead he should have thrown it into the hands of Virat Kohli who is one of the best fielder.

Roy did his best with the bat & his partner Root also played a brilliant knock & they made fifty plus stand in just 6 overs.

Mishra destroyed Roy inning for 32 & he makes the crowd excited once again.

Eoin Morgan came at no. 4 & the captain after a slow start played some brilliant shots. Morgan hit 22 runs in Suresh Raina over & make a huge progress in the chase of a grand total of 202. England was 114-2 after Raina’s over & they needed 89 runs of 48 with 8 wickets in hands. They had big hitters left in the line-up.

Mishra’s last over changed the game as he only gave away 3 runs to put the stress on the England side. Yuvraj dropped a simple catch in Mishra’s over too as he was distracted by Rishabh Pant.

The following over was bowled by Chahal & he picked up 2 important breakthroughs of Eoin & Root on 2 balls.

The next over was bowled by Bumrah who took the wicket of Buttler & give away only four runs.

Chahal took the wicket of Moeen, Stokes & Jordan in the same over & he became the first Indian bowler to take 5 wickets haul in T20 Internationals.

Bumrah took the wickets of Plunkett & Mills & the whole England team was crushed after Morgan & Root departed for only adding 8 runs. In just 19 balls England lost 8 wickets & their innings finally came to an end.

India won the 3rd & final t20 match by & won the series 2-1 to claim victory in all 3 formats including Tests, ODIs & T20s.

Chahal received the Man of the Match award.


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