Young weapons can put pressure on senior batsmen with their fresh beat weapons, Prithvi Shaw, Ishan Kiswan and Yadav Suryakumar will get another chance to boom and secure a draw against Sri Lanka at The Remadasa Stadium on Tuesday.
Supported by fireworks of the Shaw bat (43 of 22 balls) and Kishan (59 of 42 balls), and agile by captain Shikhar Dhawan, India expelled the 262-run target in the 3rd century, ran to seven victories of the goal in Odi opening Sunday night.
Although the Bowling Sri Lankan attack was not great, either Shaw and Kishan, which was debuted, prominent because of their fearless approach, went for their shot from the ball one.
Interestingly, both Shaw and Kishan were not guaranteed their place in India XI for the T20 World Cup in October-November in the UAE, and only played in Sri Lanka because Virat Kohli & Co were in the UK waiting for the test series against the host.
While their sensational performances reflect the strength of the solid Indian bench in the current white ball cricket, slowly put forward new debates.
The way this duo takes an attack on the opposition in accordance with the demands of the Cricket Overs Limited Modern – Templates that have been adopted since their failure at the 2015 World Cup.
Expressing a refreshing and aggressive approach towards the beat in white ball crickets, both will certainly put pressure on senior Bath Side if they keep hissing in Sri Lanka.
Another pleasant scenery for India is the return of the Indian Team ‘Kulcha’ – a pair of Chinaman Legs Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal.
The duo took four nose among themselves, and clearly enjoyed bowling together again, something they did for the first time since the World Cup match against England at Edgbaston in 2019.
“I am very happy to play together after we played with some time .
I think we feel comfortable with each other, and come back to each other.
Every time necessary in the field, I told him something or he told me things.
Our bond is good.
Maybe because we are very comfortable with each other, that Shows in the field.
Our performance is quite good, and the way we do it well, play together after so long, good for the team, “said Kuldeep.
Asked whether he thought his white ball career ended that night, Kuldeep answered it would be “better if people talked about moments when I took the goal too.” “Sometimes, you are exposed to run, but other times you get a goal too,” he added.
2nd ODI: India hopes to seal the series against Sri Lanka
