🏏 New Zealand vs India 5th T20I in Thiruvananthapuram 7 PM IST🏏 - Page 19

19.4

W

Rinku Singh to Ish Sodhi, out Caught by Arshdeep Singh!! Ish Sodhi c Arshdeep Singh b Rinku Singh 33(15) [4s-1 6s-3]

Bhai aaj toh Rinku singh ne bhi wicket le liyaaa

Rinku Singh to Ish Sodhi, out Caught by Arshdeep Singh!! Ish Sodhi c Arshdeep Singh b Rinku Singh 33(15) [4s-1 6s-3]

Rinku Singh to Ish Sodhi, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

India won by 46 runs

IND 271/5(20)

NZ 225(19.4)

Rinku got the last wkt hehe

New Zealand Innings

19.4 Rinku Singh to Sodhi, OUT

Taken by Arshdeep at point, he pockets the ball. That's the series done, India win 4-1. Was a short ball outside off, Sodhi looked to slap it, skied it right up to point

Ish Sodhi c Arshdeep Singh b Singh 33 (15b 1x4 3x6) SR: 220

India ne badla leliya last match we lost by 50 runs and this match we returned the favour by defeating them by 46 runs.

India has sealed the series 4-1

Congrats India for 4-1 win

India clinch the series 4-1 in an emphatic fashion with a thoroughly dominant performance in the five-match T20I contest.

A class apart throughout, the hosts have capped it off with another clinical win. After winning the toss, India opted to bat and, barring Sanju Samson’s continued struggles at the top, everything fell into place. Abhishek Sharma provided early impetus, before Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav took complete control with a scintillating partnership. The Indian skipper brought up a brisk half-century, while Kishan went a step further, compiling a breathtaking hundred. A late cameo from Hardik Pandya ensured the momentum never dipped as India piled up a colossal 271. Chasing such a daunting target was always going to be a stiff challenge for New Zealand. Finn Allen gave them hope with a blistering start, smashing 80 off just 38 balls, but once he departed, the chase lost steam. India struck at regular intervals thereafter, never allowing the visitors to build any momentum - similar to the earlier matches of this series.

Another comprehensive win for the hosts. Lots of changes this game, their batters got going. The bowlers were given some tap, mainly by Allen at the top of the order, but after the first ten overs, the tide turned big time. Arshdeep, who went for 40 in his first two, got a five-for in the end. Varun and Axar, in particular, were threatening. Kishan's keeping had a couple of misses but the fact that he kept wickets and not Samson could be a sign of things to come in the T20 World Cup.

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Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

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