In the third T20i from A series of five games between England and IndiaThe host nation surrendered to the defeat of 26. The match, which played at Niranjan Shah in Rajkot, witnessed that India stumbled in the chase of the total England. Despite the brave effort of Hardic PandiaWho holds the highest degrees of India, former Indian Wikiti goalkeeper ParatHiv Patel She criticized the slow start of Pania and the strike was not effectively rotating.
Hardic Pandia hit and separated
In the penultimate on the chase of India, the pressure was escalating with the desired operation rate. With 41 essential runs of only 12 balls, Bandia tried to accelerate the chase but was rejected before Jimmy Oorton. The England Pacer has a full hand over its trunks, and Bandia, who is looking to scan the long borders, has formed it during the implementation of an air shot. The ball was found safe hands of the England captain, If Potlerand Bandia's roles are finished in 40 running 35 balls. His roads included sixty -four.
Barthev Patel criticizes the Panya approach
The former Indian mixture criticized the slow start of Pandia in the chase, saying that taking 20 to 25 balls to settle unnecessary pressure on other Indian fighters. He stressed that although it is good not to play large footage, it is important to rotate the strike and avoid playing multiple points in a row.
“I thought when you take your time, you want to get used to the pace and wear it. But you cannot take 20-25 balls to settle. So that he presses other fighters as well. If you do not want to play these big shots, there is nothing wrong, but you still have to continue to rotate the strike. You cannot play three or four points in a row,Barthev told Star Sports.
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Point balls effect: Patel calls for more hunger
Patel highlighted the importance of turning the strike effectively, even when the big shots do not strike early. He pointed out that the failure to find individual during a decisive chase adds pressure to other fighters. The left mixture also notes that although Pandya may score 40 out of 34 balls, the number of points balls in its roles can create unnecessary pressure on his teammates, indicating that India should focus on maintaining a good strike rotation.
“You may only see Hardic Pandia score 40 balls from 34 balls, but there are a number of points in his roles that pressure other fighters as well. Therefore, I think this is something that India can think. You take your time. Yes, it is a low degree, but you still have to continue to rotate the strike with it,He concluded the previous opening match.
