Indian wicketkeeper batter Ishan Kisan He made a once-in-a-lifetime mistake in the second T20I against New Zealand on Sunday, November 20. He accidentally carried the glove on both his right hands while climbing the bat. However, he realized his mistake before he crossed the rope.
Following that, he signaled He went to the locker room and Shardul Thakur came running towards him to give him the gloves. Commentators couldn’t help laughing out loud. Ravi Shastri even said the left-handed hitter may have picked up a glove from Shubman Gill’s set.
Ishan Kishan’s new opening couple and Rishabh Pants failed miserably to provide a quick start. Pant lost his sixth-place rook after scoring just 6 of 13 balls. Even Kishan couldn’t hit for long as he dropped 36 points in 31 deliveries and left in the tenth round.
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Suryakumar Yadav shines with stick
ICC #1-ranked T20I hitter Suryakumar Yadav smashed the roaring face and raised the stock once again. He was the only fighter in the Indian batting lineup. He went 111 laps with just 51 balls from Men in Blue’s overall score of 191 in 20 overs.
On the other hand, the home team could not fight properly. Although Captain Kane Williamson scored fifty points, the effort was far from changing anything for his side. New Zeland 126 points were scored, part-time bowler Deepak Hooda was the standout player as he cleared all four bases.
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Team India leads the three-game T20I series after the first clash was canceled due to rain. The two sides will play the final T20I at McLean Park in Napier on Tuesday, November 22, before locking the horns for the three ODIs that begin Friday, November 25 in Eden Park, Auckland.
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