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Epic Showdown at Loco Loca Bistro: India vs New Zealand Semi-Final Live Screening

Introduction:

Cricket fever is once again gripping the nation as the 2023 Cricket World Cup reaches its climax. With nail-biting encounters and unforgettable moments, the semi-finals promise to be a spectacle that no cricket enthusiast would want to miss. If you're in Mumbai, there's no better place to catch the action live than at Loco Loca Bistro in Andheri.

Loco Loca Bistro: A Hub for Live Events in Andheri:

Situated in the heart of Andheri, Loco Loca Bistro has earned its reputation as a go-to spot for live events, offering an unparalleled experience for sports enthusiasts and movie buffs alike. The ambiance, coupled with its 200-inch screen, provides the perfect setting to witness the thrilling semi-final clash between India and New Zealand.

Live Screening Extravaganza:

On the day of the semi-final match, Loco Loca Bistro will transform into a cricket haven, with fans coming together to witness the battle between two cricketing giants. The 200-inch screen will ensure that every delivery, every boundary, and every wicket is larger than life, creating an immersive experience for attendees.

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India vs Australia, 2nd ODI – Live Cricket Score & Commentary India Lead 2-0

India has taken a commanding 2-0 lead in the ODI series against Australia, with key performances providing a significant confidence boost heading into the 2023 World Cup. Players like Shreyas Iyer and Suryakumar Yadav have shown their form, and Ravichandran Ashwin’s strong performance has raised his chances of being included in India’s World Cup squad, which will be finalized in less than two weeks. While India’s preparations look solid, even if they lose the third ODI, their World Cup readiness remains intact. Join us for live coverage of the third ODI between India and Australia on Wednesday. For now, it’s goodbye from the commentary team: Nikhil, Pradeep, Abhinand, and Praveen. Good night! /  
Player of the Match – Shreyas Iyer Shreyas Iyer was named Player of the Match for his exceptional performance in the second ODI. Reflecting on his journey, Iyer shared: “It was a rollercoaster ride, and I’m feeling fantastic. My teammates, friends, and family were there for support. Even though the pain and niggles kept coming, I knew what I aimed for and executed my plans perfectly today.” Iyer also emphasized his readiness to bat at any position, recognizing Virat Kohli’s place at No. 3: “Virat is one of the greats, and there’s no chance of taking his spot. I just need to keep scoring wherever I bat.”
KL Rahul – India’s Captain KL Rahul, India’s captain, reflected on the team’s performance: “We put 400 on the board, which gives us confidence. Our jobs are clear: focus on your role when selected. Fielding under lights is tough, and we’ve made a few errors, but we will learn from them and improve.” Rahul highlighted the team’s focus on World Cup preparations, emphasizing players’ determination to perform well and seize opportunities.
Steve Smith – Australia’s Captain Steve Smith, the Australian captain, credited India for their dominant performance while acknowledging Australia’s shortcomings: “I thought the wicket looked good, but credit to India, especially Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer, who took the game away from us. After the rain, the wicket became sticky and started to spin. We need to sort out a few things ahead of the World Cup.” Smith expressed hope that Australia can turn things around in the final match of the series.
Record-Breaking Performances in India vs Australia ODIs Highest 9th Wicket Partnerships for Australia in ODIs: 115 – James Faulkner & Clint McCay vs India (2013, Bengaluru) 88 – Shaun Marsh & Doug Bollinger vs England (2011, Hobart) 77 – Michael Bevan & Shane Warne vs West Indies (1999, Port of Spain) 77 – Sean Abbott & Josh Hazlewood vs India (2023, Indore) Most Sixes in an Innings from No. 8 or Below for Australia: 6 – James Faulkner vs India (2013, Mohali) 5 – Sean Abbott vs India (2023, Indore) Most International Wickets for India Against a Team: 144 – Ravichandran Ashwin vs Australia 142 – Anil Kumble vs Australia Most ODI Wins Without a Defeat at a Venue: 9 – New Zealand, University Oval, Dunedin 7 – India, Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore India’s ODI Series Wins Against Australia: 3-2 – Home, 1986 2-0 – Home, 2023 (with one match to go)
Shubman Gill – Confident and Satisfied Shubman Gill expressed his satisfaction with India’s performance: “It feels good. We have momentum at the right time, and with the way KL and Surya played, we were able to keep the momentum going. A target of 400 was going to be tough on any surface, but the bowlers did their job.” Gill also shared a special moment from the game: “The six against Green down the ground was really special for me.”
Conclusion: India’s Solid Preparation for the World Cup India’s dominant performance in the second ODI and their 2-0 lead in the series is a massive confidence booster heading into the 2023 ODI World Cup. The team’s balance, with Shreyas Iyer and Ravichandran Ashwin performing well, shows that they are peaking at the right time. On the other hand, Australia has work to do ahead of the World Cup, as they aim to correct their mistakes and turn things around in the final ODI of the series.

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K L RAHUL  - ALL TALENT AND NO CONSISTENCY 

There are very few cricketers in the world that can impress you and frustrate you at the same time. Kl Rahul is one of those players. When he burst onto the international stage in 2014, with a 100 against Australia in Australia, the expectations were sky high. 11 years later, he is a talented player, who has still not lived up to his potential and this infuriates many cricket fans around the world. 

He is player who is almost the complete package. He has the defensive technique of Dravid, the attacking capability of Sehwag, the shot selection of Tendulkar and the elegance of Kohli. But these players had once quality, that made them the greats of the game, which is consistency, and this is something Kl Rahul has been lacking his entire career. Every time he plays a good knock, he follows it up with 5 bad ones.  

When he started, everyone was sure that he would be a fully established player in all 3 formats. But instead, he is now out of the T20 setup, he is the second-choice keeper to Rishabh Pant in ODI’s and has been in and out of the test teams for the last 6 years. 

There are several reasons for this. One big reason is his negative approach to the game. and this is the main reason he has been axed from the T20I squad. For some reason, he plays with the fear of getting out, instead of playing his natural game, which is to attack.  

Another reason is his inability to step up in pressure situations. There are several examples of this such as the semi-final vs New Zealand in the 2019 world cup, the semi-final vs England in the 2022 T20 world cup and most recently the final of the 2023 world cup which infuriated many around the world. He came to the crease in the 12th over of the match, batted 107 balls, which is nearly 18 overs and scored 66 which included only 1 boundary. This is also the case of him being overly negative and going into his shell. Many believe that his innings cost India at least another 30-40 runs.  

But it must be said that it is not always his fault either. Ever since he debuted, he has played in every position from opener to batting in the middle order, because of which he has never been able to cement his place in any position, like Rohit Sharma has as an opener or Virat Kohli has as a two-down player. The recent test series against Australia summed up this problem perfectly. He started as an opener, went down to number 3 in the batting order for the next test to accommodate Rohit Sharma, and went back to open again in the last test. This has been symbolic of his career. He keeps getting shifted up and down the order and because of this, his consistency has also been affected. 

The fact that a player of his quality averages below 35 in test after playing more than 50 test matches is something that flabbergasts many around the world. Every time he comes to the crease, he plays like a player without any confidence and something that is genuinely concerning is that instead of becoming an important player for the Indian team, there is a worry that he could become the next Vinod Kambli. 

While there is that fear, there is still time for him to get better as he is still only 32 and still has the backing of the Indian selectors. Hopefully, he gets some more confidence and finally becomes the player we all thought he would become when he first burst onto the scene. 

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[ad_1] Hanuma Vihari vs Australia (PC: Hanuma Vihari/X) What was the most standout quality, which helped India win the 2020-21 series that Australia looked like running away with after the first Test? Other than everything else — courage to bounce back, belief in own abilities to attack the opposition, finding the right men for the right moments and a touch of luck — the fightback from 36 all out was also characterised by a steady show of grit. It’s difficult to point at an individual and say that he was the prime inspirational figure. A lot of them contributed and these efforts were not always numerically eye-catching. There were no centuries before or after one by Ajinkya Rahane in the second Test. Mohammed Siraj in the last Test recorded the lone five-wicket haul. Yet, India kept finding something from here, there and everywhere. The least spectacular of these priceless contributions came from Hanuma Vihari. Batting with a torn hamstring, which ruled out running between the wickets, he survived the entire last session with a bruised Ravichandran Ashwin after India had lost five wickets, to save the third Test. It was possibly the gutsiest passage of play seen from Indians in a marquee match overseas. Both missed the last Test, but handed their team a lifeline to win the series. Vihari’s scores in that series before the unbeaten 23 off 161 balls were 16, 8, 21 and 4. But that period of stonewalling against a formidable attack made sure that he will be remembered when people talk about India’s Test heroics in Australia. Even on the previous tour in 2017-18, the middle-order bat was sent out to open in Melbourne and drew the praise of coach Ravi Shastri despite making eight, for sticking around for 66 deliveries. India won that Test. The reason to mention Vihari is the fact that India on this upcoming series in Australia will miss someone like him or Cheteshwar Pujara. In a team of dashers, these two brought balance. They demonstrated the importance of respecting the bowlers and situations. Their methods were different, but no less effective. They helped India save sessions and eventually draw or win matches. These old virtues have no room in the Indian cricket system at the moment. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Hanuma Vihari in Tests for India (PC: Hanuma Vihari/X) This is not to advocate the inclusion of Pujara or Vihari. Both have not been in the scheme of things and Vihari doesn’t have scores worthy of a recall. He was not part of the Duleep Trophy, where the selectors put together four teams. There is no ground to bring him back, despite his decent-enough figures from 16 Tests, 13 of them abroad. This is just to highlight his silent and unattractive utility that the current crop of India’s Test cricketers lacks. This team lives by the sword. That means there are occasions when they die by it too. This tendency failed spectacularly in the New Zealand series where the Indians showed no signs of having a rethink on the ‘high-risk, high-reward’ policy Gautam Gambhir had spoken about. Nobody looked ready to battle for multiple sessions either, like the chief coach had also mentioned. Captain Rohit Sharma was a prime example of following this formula and failing. There was no Plan B. It’s a thin line between aggression and arrogance. There is nothing wrong with positive approach, because that is the only option for players and teams. Overdoing it looks good when it comes off and totally different when it doesn’t. This becomes glaring if players and teams start doing it blindly instead of opting for caution when the chips are down. This is what this Indian team is not doing. A continuous urge to dominate is leaving too many doors ajar. So far, the team management has made no visible effort to address this. This is where they will miss the likes of Vihari and Pujara. Ability to absorb without throwing the counterpunch at inappropriate moments is what this lot doesn’t possess. It could be a precious shortcoming under pressure.

Also Read: Don’t judge Rohit Sharma based on what Gavaskar or Dhoni did The post Why flamboyant India will miss the guts of Vihari in Australia appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Hanuma Vihari vs Australia (PC: Hanuma Vihari/X) What was the most standout quality, which helped India win the 2020-21 series that Australia looked like running away with after the first Test? Other than everything else — courage to bounce back, belief in own abilities to attack the opposition, finding the right men for the right moments and a touch of luck — the fightback from 36 all out was also characterised by a steady show of grit. It’s difficult to point at an individual and say that he was the prime inspirational figure. A lot of them contributed and these efforts were not always numerically eye-catching. There were no centuries before or after one by Ajinkya Rahane in the second Test. Mohammed Siraj in the last Test recorded the lone five-wicket haul. Yet, India kept finding something from here, there and everywhere. The least spectacular of these priceless contributions came from Hanuma Vihari. Batting with a torn hamstring, which ruled out running between the wickets, he survived the entire last session with a bruised Ravichandran Ashwin after India had lost five wickets, to save the third Test. It was possibly the gutsiest passage of play seen from Indians in a marquee match overseas. Both missed the last Test, but handed their team a lifeline to win the series. Vihari’s scores in that series before the unbeaten 23 off 161 balls were 16, 8, 21 and 4. But that period of stonewalling against a formidable attack made sure that he will be remembered when people talk about India’s Test heroics in Australia. Even on the previous tour in 2017-18, the middle-order bat was sent out to open in Melbourne and drew the praise of coach Ravi Shastri despite making eight, for sticking around for 66 deliveries. India won that Test. The reason to mention Vihari is the fact that India on this upcoming series in Australia will miss someone like him or Cheteshwar Pujara. In a team of dashers, these two brought balance. They demonstrated the importance of respecting the bowlers and situations. Their methods were different, but no less effective. They helped India save sessions and eventually draw or win matches. These old virtues have no room in the Indian cricket system at the moment. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Hanuma Vihari in Tests for India (PC: Hanuma Vihari/X) This is not to advocate the inclusion of Pujara or Vihari. Both have not been in the scheme of things and Vihari doesn’t have scores worthy of a recall. He was not part of the Duleep Trophy, where the selectors put together four teams. There is no ground to bring him back, despite his decent-enough figures from 16 Tests, 13 of them abroad. This is just to highlight his silent and unattractive utility that the current crop of India’s Test cricketers lacks. This team lives by the sword. That means there are occasions when they die by it too. This tendency failed spectacularly in the New Zealand series where the Indians showed no signs of having a rethink on the ‘high-risk, high-reward’ policy Gautam Gambhir had spoken about. Nobody looked ready to battle for multiple sessions either, like the chief coach had also mentioned. Captain Rohit Sharma was a prime example of following this formula and failing. There was no Plan B. It’s a thin line between aggression and arrogance. There is nothing wrong with positive approach, because that is the only option for players and teams. Overdoing it looks good when it comes off and totally different when it doesn’t. This becomes glaring if players and teams start doing it blindly instead of opting for caution when the chips are down. This is what this Indian team is not doing. A continuous urge to dominate is leaving too many doors ajar. So far, the team management has made no visible effort to address this. This is where they will miss the likes of Vihari and Pujara. Ability to absorb without throwing the counterpunch at inappropriate moments is what this lot doesn’t possess. It could be a precious shortcoming under pressure.

Also Read: Don’t judge Rohit Sharma based on what Gavaskar or Dhoni did The post Why flamboyant India will miss the guts of Vihari in Australia appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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India vs New Zealand Live Score Updates, 3rd Test Day 3: Rishbah Pant, Ravindra Jadeja Look To Pull Off Miracle For 5-Down India

India vs New Zealand 3rd Test Day 3 Live Updates© AFP India vs New Zealand 3rd Test Day 3 LIVE Updates: Ajaz Patel has provided New Zealand with a big wicket as he dismissed Sarfaraz Khan for 1. Rishabh Pant has now been joined by Ravindra Jadeja as five-down India eye a stable partnership in the chase of 147 against New Zealand. On the other hand, the Kiwi bowlers are aiming for some quick…

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India vs New Zealand Live Score, 3rd Test Day 1: IND plays for pride against upbeat NZ; Toss at 9am; Bumrah likely to be rested

However, on the eve of the final Test against New Zealand, head coach Gambhir had a different take on the issue. “I’m not going to sugarcoat this. Obviously, it’s hurting, and it’s good that it’s hurting because it should hurt,” Gambhir said.  “Because every time you lose a game – be it at home or be it away from home – it should hurt, and that hurt will make us better. Sometimes people say that…

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After 150 vs New Zealand, More Good News For Sarfaraz Khan. Images Says It All

India vs New Zealand: With his team in precarious situation, Sarfaraz Khan stepped up and scored his first Test ton

Sarafaraz Khan was in his elements during the first India vs New Zealand Test in Bengaluru. With his team in precarious situation, Sarfaraz stepped up and scored his first Test ton. With every match, the Mumbai batter is growing in confidence. After his latest century, it is expected that he will get a longer rope in the playing XI. Though India lost the match, there was some good news for the Khan household as Sarfaraz welcomed his baby boy. Meanwhile, expressing his delight after scoring his maiden Test century against New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru, India's right-hand batter, Sarfaraz Khan, said he felt like he was 'flying' in the sky. He also recalled how star batter and former RCB teammate Virat Kohli motivated him to back his skills and play his shots freely. "It felt very good. When I was celebrating my century it felt like the grass was blue, not green. It felt like I was in the sky. I was so happy. My dream was to score a hundred for India, and it came true," Sarfaraz Khan said in the video shared by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). "I have watched Virat Kohli since childhood and I always wanted to play with him. That dream came true in RCB, but to play with him in the Indian team, that was special. He kept saying that 'back your shots, play freely' and he gave me a lot of confidence. When someone like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma pat your back and say that you have done well, it is obviously a proud moment," the Mumbai-born cricketer added. Coming to the fourth day of the match, India, who were going great guns in their second innings and were 407-3 at one point, lost seven wickets in less than 60 runs. The dismal performance in the first innings, when they could score only 46 runs, continues to haunt them. Sarfaraz Khan continued his good form and notched up 150. Rishab Pant also made a valuable contribution of 99. News is originally taken from: https://bit.ly/4f7CWsY

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IND vs NZ Highlights, Day 4 Stumps, 1st Test: Rain stops play; New Zealand needs 107 runs to win after India all out for 462

Home Cricket IND vs NZ Live Score: Catch all the scores and match updates from Day 4 of the 1st Test between India and New Zealand taking place in Bengaluru on Saturday. Updated : Oct 19, 2024 17:11 IST Follow India vs New Zealand 1st Test live. | Photo Credit: Team Sportstar Follow India vs New Zealand 1st Test live. | Photo Credit: Team Sportstar elcome to Sportstar’s live coverage of Day…

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India vs New Zealand LIVE, 1st Test, Day 4: 300 Up For India, Sarfaraz Khan-Rishabh Pant Continue To Thrash NZ

IND vs NZ 1st Test Day 4 LIVE Scorecard: Sarfaraz Khan reached his maiden Test hundred in just 110 balls.

IND vs NZ 1st Test Day 4 LIVE Score Updates: Sarfaraz Khan eyes a ton.

IND vs NZ 1st Test Day 4 LIVE Scorecard: Sarfaraz Khan played high-risk shots to reach his first Test century on Day against New Zealand. He has been joined by Rishabh Pant in the middle as Indian cricket team starts their charge towards negating the New Zealand lead. India added 49 runs in the first 10 overs of Day 4, cutting New Zealand's lead significantly. see more:

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India vs Bangladesh T20 Series: Records Were Meant to Be Broken!

The India vs Bangladesh T20 rivalry has always kept cricket fans on the edge of their seats! But this time, things went to a whole new level. The recent series was absolutely epic, with Sanju Samson leading the way in smashing records for Indian cricket.

India’s T20 Dominance 🔥

India has been a beast in T20 International cricket, blending experienced legends like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli with rising stars like Shubman Gill and Sanju Samson. In their recent series against Bangladesh, India didn’t just win—they crushed it, setting one of the highest T20I team scores ever!

Ranked among the top teams in the ICC T20 rankings, India’s performance against Bangladesh shows why they’re a powerhouse in world cricket. They batted like there was no tomorrow, with Samson playing a key role in achieving India’s highest-ever T20I total. 🏏💥

Want more details? Check out this article for a deep dive into India's T20 journey!

Sanju Samson’s Explosive Knock 💣

One of the major highlights of this series? Sanju Samson! He finally lived up to his massive potential by smashing a century in just 40 balls—making it the second-fastest by an Indian in T20 Internationals. His innings was filled with non-stop boundaries and towering sixes. 🙌

Thanks to him, India posted a jaw-dropping total of 297/6, which is now the second-highest team total in T20 International history!

Curious about Sanju Samson? Read his full profile here.

The Biggest T20 Scores

India’s 297/6 against Bangladesh is a monster total, and it’s now the highest score ever made by a full-member nation in T20 Internationals. Not far from the world record held by Nepal (314/3 against Mongolia), India’s score shows their unbeatable batting depth.

Other crazy-high T20 scores include:

Nepal 314/3 vs Mongolia (Asian Games 2023)

Australia 263/3 vs Sri Lanka (Pallekele 2016)

England 241/3 vs New Zealand (Napier 2019)

Love cricket stats? Check out more T20 records here.

Bangladesh’s Struggles 😓

While Bangladesh has shown flashes of brilliance in T20 cricket, they’ve struggled to consistently challenge teams like India. Despite good performances from Litton Das and Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh couldn’t put together a team effort strong enough to tackle India’s dominance.

Their bowling lineup, featuring Taskin Ahmed and Mustafizur Rahman, couldn’t hold off India’s aggressive batting, leaving Bangladesh with a lot to work on before their next big encounter.

Check out Bangladesh’s full T20 journey here.

What’s Next for This Rivalry?

The India vs Bangladesh T20 rivalry just keeps heating up. With India dominating this series, Bangladesh will be eager to bounce back in future matches. They’ve got a young and talented squad, so who knows what’s in store?

For India, it’s clear they’re still one of the top teams in the world. With a talent pool this deep, and Sanju Samson now stepping up, India is a team that no one can take lightly!

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AFC Asian Cup 2023 India vs Australia Match Highlights

In a fiercely contested Group B encounter at the AFC Asian Cup 2023, Australia emerged victorious with a 2-0 win over India in Doha. The Socceroos showcased their tactical superiority and clinical finishing, while India demonstrated resilience and determination but ultimately fell short. /
First Half: Defensive Resilience from India The first 45 minutes were a battle of strategies, with India executing a disciplined defensive game plan to neutralize Australia’s attacking threats. Key Players: Brumo Fornaroli and Mathew Leckie tested India’s backline with their skill and pace, but India’s defenders, led by Sandesh Jhingan, stood firm. Midfield Battle: India’s midfield disrupted Australia’s rhythm, with Anirudh Thapa and Sahal Abdul Samad covering ground and intercepting key passes. Stalemate: Despite Australia’s dominance in possession, India’s organized defensive setup ensured the first half ended 0-0.
Second Half: Australia’s Precision Seals the Game The match came alive in the second half as Australia capitalized on their chances while India missed crucial opportunities. 69′ – Missed Chance for India: A defensive lapse from Australia gifted India a golden opportunity to equalize, but the shot was narrowly off target, leaving fans in disbelief. 72′ – Goal: Jordan Bos: The breakthrough came when Bos struck a well-placed shot into the net after a slick passing move by Australia. This goal shifted the momentum decisively in favor of the Socceroos. 81′ – Gurpreet’s Heroics: India’s goalkeeper, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, made a stunning save from a Fornaroli free-kick, keeping hopes alive momentarily.
Late Tactical Changes by India In the 88th minute, coach Igor Štimac made bold substitutions, bringing in Naorem Mahesh Singh and Vikram Pratap Singh for Sunil Chhetri and Lallianzuala Chhangte to energize the attack. Despite the fresh legs, India couldn’t break through Australia’s defense.
Final Whistle: Lessons for India The match ended with a 2-0 scoreline in favor of Australia, leaving India with several takeaways: Defensive Positives: The Blue Tigers showed they could withstand high-pressure situations for extended periods. Room for Improvement: India must sharpen their finishing and capitalize on opposition mistakes to remain competitive in the tournament.
What’s Next for India? India faces a tough road ahead in Group B, with fixtures against New Zealand and Bangladesh. These matches are crucial for the team to keep their knockout stage hopes alive. Upcoming Matches: India vs. New Zealand: January 11, 2023 India vs. Bangladesh: January 16, 2023 Fans are hopeful for a strong response from the Blue Tigers, and updates on their performance can be tracked live on platforms like ESPN Live Score. For more detailed match predictions and insights, visit cricinfo.cc and stay updated with the latest analysis, stats, and expert opinions.

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India vs New Zealand Highlights, Women’s T20 World Cup 2024: India lost the opening match by 58 runs against New Zealand

India vs New Zealand Highlights, IND vs NZ Women’s T20 World Cup Match Today: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine scored a power-packed half-century and then the bowlers complemented her well as a dominant New Zealand handed India a 58-run defeat in the Women’s T20 World Cup in Dubai on Friday. Opting to bat, Sophie Devine scored an unbeaten 57 off 36 balls to power New Zealand to a challenging 160 for 4. In response, the Indian team delivered a lackluster performance, throwing away their wickets meekly to be bowled out for 102 in 19 overs. For India captain Harmanpreet Kaur (15) was the top-scorer. For New Zealand, Rosemary Mair (4/19) was the destroyer-in-chief. Lea Tahuhu (3/15) also chipped away with three wickets. Earlier, openers Suzie Bates (27) and Georgia Plimmer (34) gave the Kiwis a flying start, before Arundhati Reddy broke the 67-run stand. Indian bowlers made a comeback striking a couple of times before Devine produced a quality knock to give New Zealand the final flourish.

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[ad_1] India against New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI) Atreyo Mukhopadhyay in Pune Indians live in hope. Whatever the odds, they think that the cricket team can surmount them. Even after Rohit Sharma’s boys got bowled out for 46 in the first innings of the first Test, fans believed something was possible. It’s no different in the second Test. Despite New Zealand taking a lead of 301 runs with five wickets standing, the Blue Army thinks this can be overturned. For hope, a lot of people are looking back to the India-England Test in Chennai in 2008. Trailing by 75 runs in the first innings and being set a target of 387 in the fourth essay, the hosts scripted one of the most remarkable Test wins of that decade. Against New Zealand in the second Test, India might have to chase something like that to square the series. So, if Chennai was possible, why not Pune? Nothing logically wrong with this thought, but practically, it looks like a distant dream. Yes, India did make 462 in the second innings in Bengaluru after 46 all out. They still lost the match. And, this Indian batting line-up is not what that team of 2008 was made of. To think that they will chase down 300-plus on a turning track is a bit too much. Gautam Gambhir had played a part in that memorable chase by making 66 and sharing an opening stand of 117 with Virender Sehwag, who was named Player of the Match for scoring a 68-ball 83. Sachin Tendulkar cracked an unbeaten 103 and Yuvraj Singh remained not out on 85. Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman and MS Dhoni were the other members of that batting line-up. With due respect to the current set of players, they are not what that team was. That was the golden generation of India’s batting. This one is good, but there is a gulf in temperament between this bunch and that one. It’s not anybody’s fault. Cricket has changed and so has the thought pattern of the batters. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Team India vs New Zealand in the 2nd Test (PC: BCCI/X) Gambhir, the coach now, is at best a passive link between these two generations. He can only watch and not bat for 11 hours to save a Test, like he did in New Zealand in 2008. He has said that this team can make 400-plus in a day and also bat for two days to draw a game if need be. It sounds great, but there is no reason to believe that players of today’s age can do that. Take for example the Indian first innings in the ongoing Test. Although not spiteful, the pitch assisted spin. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill made a decent start on Day 2 before calamity hit India. Some of the shots were inexplicable. Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Sarfaraz Khan all displayed imprudence in execution. That was unbecoming of Test-class batters. They believe in a high-risk and high-reward principle. When it comes off, it looks fantastic. But because the risk element is so high, the probability of this philosophy paying dividends is exponentially less. Miracles may happen. Can one depend on miracles? That explains why the task confronting the Indians at the moment is so daunting and almost impossible. This is why it seems that making a match of this one is beyond India’s reach. The ball is stopping, gripping and turning. The odd one has kept low. Under the circumstances, Chennai 2008 is unlikely. This is more like Pune 2017, when Australia inflicted a heavy defeat on the hosts on a turning track after making 260 in the first innings. This time, New Zealand’s first-innings total was 259. The difference is, India had won that series in 2017 by a margin of 2-1. This time, another New Zealand win will result in India’s first home series loss after 2012. It will end a run of 18 consecutive series wins. More importantly, it will serve as a wake-up call just before a marquee five-Test tour of Australia coming up soon after this one. Also Read: Shall India fall back on Pujara for Australia series? The post Why Chennai 2008 is unlikely in Pune 2024 appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.