🏏ICC Men's T20I WC 2022 - India vs England: Second Semi-Final🏏 - Page 6

Kunal : "Rather than discussing selections , how about analysing what either team would prefer to do at the toss ? I think India would prefer to chase considering the small square boundaries."

Merin: "Dont care if its DK or RP, I want RGS to perform today, and make DK vs RP a non-issue."

Originally posted by: shruti46

Let's see. Aage kya piche khayi

Thanks for tag

Kua Khayi

SAAB PAR HI PAAR HAI

Team India for WIN 🥳

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Don't worry, hamare paas Kohli, SKY and Pandya hai. They will take care of the ball with their bats.

Hopefully Dinesh Kartik bhi aaj Apni Karamat Dikha de 😎

Ashwin to taiyaar rehta hi hai 😆

Axar apne coma se jaag jaye to achcha hai...hope he knows he is batsman too 🤪

We have to win this!!!! India FTW🥳

Unfortunately I am going to be busy on an assignment throughout the day.😭

All the best India... 🤗

Basically fielding tight Karo!

Will keep monitoring the score. That's the best I can do. How sad!!!

Monga is at Adelaide Oval, and he's watching India train. "Surya and Rahul having a hit at the nets. Karthik standing and watching. Is that a sign he's out?"

"If England wins, it's 1992. Pak scraping through to semis, beating NZ in semis and facing Eng at MCG. If India wins, it's 2007. India having their best batter at 4, beating Pak in a close game in league stage, beating the reigning 50 over champions in semis and facing Pak who beat NZ in the semis"

The mood in the England camp will be much different in case of this knockout scenario. They've peaked at the right time and their pattern so far isn't all that different from their victorious 2019 campaign. They had two must-win games to make the semifinal and managed to do that with aplomb. Eoin Morgan may not be there anymore but the brand of cricket that he left behind is off and running with Jos Buttler taking over the mantle.

India's campaign has been rather smooth so far. Their only loss to South Africa was also a game where they competed till the very end and it's that fighting spirit that Rohit Sharma's men will need to bring to the table in this knockout fixture. Obviously, Suryakumar Yadav's ever-improving ball-striking has been the cornerstone of the side's performances with a certain Virat Kohli also reminding us that he is still around. However, the others in the batting haven't really set the tournament alight and a lot will be expected from the openers to ease some pressure from the in-form duo. If SKY and Virat have stepped up with the bat, it's been young Arshdeep Singh who has been a revelation with the ball while Bhuvneshwar Kumar has played the ideal foil for his younger partner. There are areas to improve, particularly in the field and in the top-order batting but India on their day are as deadly as they come. It will be more of a mental battle for them though, because knockout failures can get into your head after a while. Ask South Africa. Interesting to see how skipper Rohit Sharma leads his men in his first-ever World Cup knockout game as captain.