Hove: The architect of an eight-round victory in India over England in the second woman T20i, the All-Rounder Deepti Sharma said he became better in reading and handling difficult situations and enjoying playing under pressure.
England was sailing with the opening of Tammy Beaumont (59) and Skipper Heather Knight (30) in the middle but Deepti rejected the ball dough in a row on the 14th to bring India back to the match.
“I like to play in the pressure situation, whether it’s in any position in the team – hit, bowling, or fielding.
As an all-rounder, I just want to contribute to my department and bring the team ahead,” Deepti said during a post-press conference competition.
“I like to lead from the front, as in a domestic tournament when I play as a senior player and win the match for my team, who gives different confidence.” When you bring your confidence here, of course this platform is not easy but it depends on how you handle it.
I now know how to read and handle the situation, so I feel easy to play because I know I can handle things easily now, “he added.
Read Alsosecond Women’s T20i: Poonam Yadav, Deepti Sharma Help Series Level India against England Poonam Yadav and Deepti Sharma signed a dramatic Indian comeback with a neat mantra on a spell that helped the guest team series with an eight-run victory over England at the second T20 woman here on Sunday.
In front, the first Beaumont trapped in front of the Wicket, before running out of knight Leaving England to score 43 of the last 36 balls.
“That is an important and important goal.
Previously we had taken Drs but we were not lucky.
Next, when I bent, it was the referee’s call and it was about stump, it gave us a lot of self-confidence.
“We got up again after that and then ran out of helping us to do a match.” The 23-year-old child from Uttar Pradesh also contributed with bats, scoring 24 of 27 balls when India posted 148 for four people.
Star Opener Shafali Verma (48) and Skipper HarmanPreet Kaur (31) are other contributors.
That is it! #Teamindia pulled it back and won the 2nd T20i against England with 8 walked to the 1-1 series.
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https://t.co/pkjrraqgum- bcci woman (@bcciwomen) 1626021987000 “When I hit, I hope to build partnerships and also print six to seven runes per over.
It is a mindset, but we too.
Can’t print as much as we want, “he said.
“We’ve got a good start, we thought we could score 160 but the total 140 was not bad because we knew as a bowling unit, we bowl in partnership and we support each other and we can maintain a total.” Deepti said the condition was a little difficult to hit on the land of County.
“Actually the goal survived a little.
In the last game, Ball came to the bat but today holding, it was a little slow from the field, so it was rather difficult (temporary) hitting.” India will play the British in the third and last T20i on Wednesday, which will also bring their UK tour to end.