Jaipur: a good vibration and loud cheer around, and an unforgettable night was made special by the victory of the five Indian goal in the opening match of the T20i series against New Zealand at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium (SMS) on Wednesday.
Many actions and moments that are nervous about the final stage increase extra spices, making T20i first played at City Pink Great Watch.
Chasing 165, the approach of Captain Rohit Sharma who was feared at the beginning and courage of Yadav Suryakumar in Overs was turning on the stadium and giving the type of entertainment sought by the capacity crowd.
Pradeep Solanki, a fan who witnessed the live action from the southeast hold, came to see Rohit’s genius, but was also happy with the effort to win the Suryakumar match.
“In the Central Overs, he ensures that the running rate does not go down and so easy to disable Kiwi spinster.
He made a chase run easily after Rohit began flying to India,” he said.
Sameer Sharma, who came to see the match from Udaipur, echo the same emotions.
“The knock on soakumar is just extraordinary.
All credit to him for today’s victory,” he said.
While most spectators can be heard talking about the beat of the Slam-Bang, there are also those who give credit to Ravichandran Ashwin and Deepak Chahar for playing an important role with the ball.
“The fourth Offie Ashwin ended when he took two goals, including Mark Chapman (from 50 balls), making a lot of difference.
Also, even though the local boy Deepak was proven expensive, the last one where he took Martin Guptill’s scalp (70 balls), confirmed the para Visitors cannot print more than 175, “shows Nikhil Purohit.
Wicket Chapman came on the 14th during Guplill sent packaging on the 1st.
When spectacular actions stretched, unlike their regular ‘Halla Bol’ singing for Rajasthan Royals, fans in Jaipur there were singing ‘Jeetega Bhai Jeetega, India Jeetega’ for change.
Meanwhile, the city received a new lease that hosted an international match after eight years, while it was a good start for India when the Dravid-Rohit era began with a record of victory.