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India once again registered an impossible victory over Pakistan in the World Cup. The challenge was to not allow a team like Pakistan to score 120 runs in a T-20 match. Team India showed this by doing so. This is a record win. Never before had India defended such a small score in a T-20 International.
After India’s victory, the names of Virat or Rohit are not resonating. The heroes of victory have changed. Now there is talk of Rishabh Pant’s strange batting. Bumrah’s bowling has surprised. One over of Akshar Patel became a winning factor.
Jasprit Bumrah after dismissing Pakistan captain Babar Azam.
India defeated Pakistan for the 7th time in 8 matches of T-20 World Cup. After the victory, the happiness of the Indian fans is sky high and they are saying…we have won again.
This match was played at Nassau Stadium in New York, where the pitches have become a nightmare for the batsmen. There have been 5 matches including the India-Pakistan match in Nassau. Of these, the chasing team has won 3 matches, while the team batting first has won only two. India is also included in these.
Why the score of only 119 became like a mountain for the Pakistani team, read the analysis…
1. Match Winner- Bumrah changed the game in every over.
- first over Before this match, Jasprit Bumrah had played only 2 matches against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup. 7 overs were bowled and 54 runs were given. Bumrah was given the ball in the third over in Nassau. Till then India had not achieved any success. Bumrah bowled a fast ball and Rizwan played a shot at fine leg, Shivam Dubey, who was fielding here, missed the catch. Bumrah applied pressure, but was unlucky.
- second over Bumrah was bowling his second and team’s 5th over. Babar had also hit a four, but Bumrah had woven the net. Bowled a fast ball, which swung and took the edge of Babar’s bat and went into the hands of Suryakumar. Surya took a tremendous diving catch. India got its first success in the power play.
- third over 14 overs had passed. Pakistan had scored 80 runs after losing 3 wickets and victory was just 40 runs away. Rizwan was at the crease and was playing after scoring 31 runs. Bumrah came and clean bowled Rizwan on the very first ball. Rizwan had failed in front of tremendous inswing. This was the same moment when Team India made a comeback in the match.
Bumrah clean bowled Rizwan on the very first ball of the 15th over.
- fourth over There were 12 balls left and 21 runs. Iftikhar and Imad Wasim were playing. Rohit called Bumrah for bowling. Bumrah gave only 3 runs. Dangerous batsman Iftikhar was dismissed. After this Arshdeep had to bowl. He got 18 runs for his over. This over of Bumrah had turned the match.
2. Heroes of Victory
Rishabh Pant
The Nassau pitch started showing its temperament early in India’s batting. Virat had returned to the pavilion. Rishabh Pant came to the crease in the very second over. Rohit Sharma was also out in the third over. The circumstances were difficult. Pant started batting in his own style. Fell down and hit a shot, made a switch hit. 3 catches were also missed, but Pant knew that it was necessary to score runs fast on the Nassau pitch, because batting would become difficult later on. Thanks to Pant’s inning of 42 runs, India reached 119.
Now the role of wicketkeeping had to be played. In the 13th over, Fakhar Zaman tried to pull Pandya’s short ball. The ball went high in the air. Pant ran backwards and took the catch while jumping.
Hardik again had the ball in his hands in the 17th over. Shadab Khan was playing shots by stepping back. Hardik suddenly bowled a sharp bouncer. Shadab tried to pull and the ball went towards short final leg. Pant took the catch while running.
20th over, the most important over of the match. 18 runs were needed to win. Imad Wasim moved towards the leg side on the very first ball of Arshdeep. Arshdeep followed up and bowled a yorker. Taking the edge of the bat, the ball went rapidly towards the leg side, but Pant took a brilliant catch while diving to his right.
Akshar Patel
When Team India was in trouble, 2 wickets had fallen for 19 runs. Then Akshar Patel stopped the dangerous balls. Supported Rishabh Pant and made an important partnership of 39 runs. Scored 20 runs. When he came to bowl, he kept the Pakistani batsmen tied. Gave only 11 runs in 2 overs and took the wicket of Usman Khawaja.
The 16th over was amazing. Pakistan needed 37 runs from 30 balls. Gave only 2 runs on 6 balls and the pressure on Pakistan increased. After this over, the Pakistani team came under pressure, because now they needed 35 runs from 24 balls.
Arshdeep Singh
Pakistan needed 18 runs in the last over to win. Created pressure by taking a wicket on the very first ball. Boundaries were not allowed on the second and third balls. Naseem Shah hit boundaries on the fourth and fifth balls but Arshdeep kept his composure. Pakistan needed 8 runs to win. Arshdeep did not have to bowl just wides and no-balls. Arshdeep bowled a low full toss on the off stump, only one run was scored. Pakistan lost the match by 6 runs.
hardik pandya
Hardik scored only 7 runs in batting. When he came to bowl, he gave away 19 runs in the first 2 overs, but captain Rohit kept faith in him. The ball was handed over again in the 13th over. Hardik dismissed Fakhar Zaman on a short ball and gave only 1 run. Then he brought the 17th over. Shadab Khan was dismissed and gave only 5 runs. His bowling played an important role in India’s victory.
3. Turning Point
wicket of Mohammad Rizwan
Chasing 120 runs, Pakistan had scored 80 runs in 14 overs and had 7 wickets in hand. In this condition Pakistan was winning the match easily. Bumrah brought the 15th over. Rizwan, who was set, was bowled on the first ball. Rizwan’s dismissal proved to be a big turning point.
Bumrah’s 19th over
Pakistan needed 21 runs in 2 overs. In such a situation, Jasprit Bumrah, who was bowling the 19th over, gave only 3 runs. An experienced and dangerous batsman like Iftikhar was dismissed. With this over, the pressure on Pakistani batsmen increased a lot.
4. Reasons for Pakistan’s defeat
- Bad fielding, dropped 4 catches Pakistan’s fielding was poor. During the Indian innings, Pakistani players dropped 4 catches, out of which Rishabh Pant missed 3 catches. The first catch was dropped when Pant was on 8 runs. Had the catch been taken, Team India would not have been able to reach 119.
- Pakistan’s slow-batting Pakistan was chasing 120 runs. There was a need to score fast runs in the power play, so that the target could be reached easily. Pakistan scored only 35 runs in the power play. India had scored 50 runs. Rizwan and Babar made a partnership of 26 runs in 28 balls. Pakistan’s overall run rate was 5.65. India batted at a run rate of 6.26. Rizwan lasted a long time, but batted slowly. Scored 31 runs on 44 balls. The strike rate was 70.
- Top and middle order failed The top and middle order of the Pakistani team failed. Apart from Rizwan, no other batsman could cross the 15-run mark.
- Lost wickets continuously, middle order scored only 37 runs The top scorer from Pakistan was Rizwan who scored 31 runs. After that Imad Wasim who scored 15 runs. Apart from these two, no batsman could cross the 15-run mark. Batsmen at numbers 4, 5, 6 and 7 added only 37 runs.
5. Fighter of the Match- Naseem Shah
When Naseem Shah came to bowl, he sent batsmen like Virat Kohli, Axar Patel and Shivam Dubey to the pavilion. Gave only 21 runs in 4 overs. Came to bat at number 9. 18 runs were needed in the 20th over when came to bat. Scored 10 runs in 4 balls at a strike rate of 250, but could not win the match. The pain of this defeat also came out. Naseem started crying, then Shaheen Shah Afridi tried to console him.
After the defeat, Naseem Shah became emotional and started crying on the field. Afridi explained to him.
Playing-11 of both the teams
India: Rohit Sharma (captain), Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant (wicketkeeper), Shivam Dubey, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh and Mohammed Siraj.
Pakistan: Mohammad Rizwan (wicketkeeper), Babar Azam (captain), Usman Khan, Fakhar Zaman, Shadab Khan, Iftikhar Ahmed, Imad Wasim, Shaheen Afridi, Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah and Mohammad Amir.
