🏏ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026:M18: India vs Namibia, Delhi 🏏 - Page 19

Most 200-plus totals in Men’s T20Is

47 - India

29 - South Africa

28 - New Zealand

25 - Australia

25 - West Indies

India have racked up 14 200-plus totals in T20Is post T20 WC 2024, no other team has more than seven in the timeframe.

200-plus totals for India in T20WC

218/4 vs ENG, Durban, 2007

210/2 vs AFG, Abu Dhabi, 2021

209/9 vs NAM, Delhi, 2026

205/5 vs AUS, Gros Islet, 2024

Pace vs Spin for Namibia tonight

Pace: 2/147 in 12 overs, ER: 12.25, 17 dots (23.6%)

Spin: 5/61 in 8 overs, ER: 7.62, 22 dots (45.8%)

Good to see Sanju bhai ka cb he needs to play longer though(very much needed longevity from him)

Rinku needs to perform I doubt his place in playing in xi in future hope he won't disappoint us in future

Hardik too plays well today

Dube ji was ok Axar too needed to perform

Ishan was too good

Sky will compensate in upcoming matches may be Verma ji too

India in a huddle. Tilak says a few words before Surya takes over. The Namibian openers have already taken their positions at the crease. It's Hardik with the new ball, one slip in place and Steenkamp on strike.

- There have been 2045 balls delivered by spinners in the tournament so far. Of those, the one that accounted for Axar Patel’s dismissal had the lowest release point. Overall, the top 10 deliveries with the lowest release points in the competition have been delivered by Gerhard Erasmus, the top seven of those coming today.

- Of the 20 spin-bowling attacks on show in the tournament, Namibia spinners have the second-lowest average release points on average, only marginally behind Nepal. India spinners have the highest release points on average.

Ishan Kishan: I think we got a good total on the board, but we could have done much better at the back end. But at the same point, I want to give credit to their bowlers as well because they executed the balls pretty well in the death overs, which, and it was not so easy for our batters to go for big shots. So yeah, credit goes to them as well. Starting I felt the wicket was a bit sticky, I had to take my time and when I got the rhythm, it was my side and I was supposed to get the momentum going. I was just looking forward to playing some good shots, taking in shots at the same time. So yeah, it worked pretty well for me. Practice is giving me that option to just go for those big shots, getting those confidence before the important games. And I feel now it's our job to bowl accordingly and bowl well in the powerplay as well.

Captains with 4-fers in Men’s T20 WC

4/17 - Rashid Khan (AFG) vs NZ, Providence, 2024

4/20 - Daniel Vettori (NZ) vs IND, Johannesburg, 2007

4/20 -Zeeshan Maqsood (OMA) vs PNG, Al Amerat, 2021

4/20 - Gerhard Erasmus (NAM) vs IND, Delhi, 2026

4/23 - Rashid Khan (AFG) vs BAN, Kingstown, 2024

Pace vs Spin for Namibia tonight

Pace: 2/147 in 12 overs, ER: 12.25, 17 dots (23.6%)

Spin: 5/61 in 8 overs, ER: 7.62, 22 dots (45.8%)

200-plus totals for India in T20WC

218/4 vs ENG, Durban, 2007

210/2 vs AFG, Abu Dhabi, 2021

209/9 vs NAM, Delhi, 2026

205/5 vs AUS, Gros Islet, 2024

Most 200-plus totals in Men’s T20Is

47 - India

29 - South Africa

28 - New Zealand

25 - Australia

25 - West Indies

India have racked up 14 200-plus totals in T20Is post T20 WC 2024, no other team has more than seven in the timeframe.

Captains with 4-fers in Men’s T20 WC

4/17 - Rashid Khan (AFG) vs NZ, Providence, 2024

4/20 - Daniel Vettori (NZ) vs IND, Johannesburg, 2007

4/20 -Zeeshan Maqsood (OMA) vs PNG, Al Amerat, 2021

4/20 - Gerhard Erasmus (NAM) vs IND, Delhi, 2026

4/23 - Rashid Khan (AFG) vs BAN, Kingstown, 2024

Ishaan looks soo happy.

I am soo glad he is back in team and performing too well.

On top of that making GG smile

https://x.com/PK23032/status/2021941398069739785

Ishan Kishan: I think we got a good total on the board, but we could have done much better at the back end. But at the same point, I want to give credit to their bowlers as well because they executed the balls pretty well in the death overs, which, and it was not so easy for our batters to go for big shots. So yeah, credit goes to them as well. Starting I felt the wicket was a bit sticky, I had to take my time and when I got the rhythm, it was my side and I was supposed to get the momentum going. I was just looking forward to playing some good shots, taking in shots at the same time. So yeah, it worked pretty well for me. Practice is giving me that option to just go for those big shots, getting those confidence before the important games. And I feel now it's our job to bowl accordingly and bowl well in the powerplay as well.

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Ishaan looks soo happy.

I am soo glad he is back in team and performing too well.

On top of that making GG smile

https://x.com/PK23032/status/2021941398069739785

India to strike in the powerplay: Arshdeep has a habit of picking wickets with the new-ball and though he's not bowling the first over, expect him and others to pick at least 2 wickets.