Dubai: Rohit Sharma captain-in-waiting made a short work from a simple target with an elegant half a century after spinners ruled the highest as India on the last day of Virat Kohli as the shortest format captain ended their T20 World Cup campaign with their nine-goal victory with victory Nine noves.
More than Namibia on Monday.
Rohit, who will take over as the Captain of the White Ball India, destroyed 56 of 37 balls with seven four and two six and got the extraordinary support of KL Rahul which was very stylish (54 did not come out of 36 balls) when India chased the target.
Of 133 in just 15.2 overs.
Scorecard | Like what happened | Tableite points are no more than a walk in the park for Indians, which basically caught Namibia with their necks with Ravindra Jadeja spinners and Ravichandran Ashwin, trapping six names between them.
Then, Rohit dazzled and Rahul hissed with a few shots pulling the amazing pick-up while Sunyakumar Yadav (25 did not release 19 balls) showing the crashing skill 360 degrees to end the tournament which was rather disappointing on a rather disappointing record.
But three comprehensive wins against small nations came only after the horse sped on the door.
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The last three matches were not perfect but two matches were late, something would definitely haunt Kohli, the tenure of the white ball captain would end without the ICC trophy to show his efforts.
At night, Indian spinners are too good for Batter Namibia which is not clear when India limits small fish to 132 to 8 in their last T20 World Cup match.
(AFP photo) has been overthrown from the tournament after losing to Pakistan and New Zealand in their first two matches, India looked relaxed and Namibian people were all in the sea because they were not used to playing the world-class bowling operator slowly from this caliber.
Jadeja (4-0-16-3) and Ashwin (4-0-20-3) took six net between them for 36 runs to make a two-sided contest after Namibia, owned by their opening Stephan Baard (21) and Michael Van Lingen (14), has added 30-plus runs in the first four overs.
As soon as Van Lingen was dismissed by a short ball and the extra speed of Jasprit Bumrah (4-0-19-2), the willingness to fight was not seen in the Battle of the African nation when Jadyja and Ashwin together operate.
Mohammed Shami (0/39 at 4 Overs) is the only bowler who has a holiday.
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Williams missed him and stood in the middle looked really bamboo.
Baard came out to the distinctive Jadeja arm ball, which he tried the broom and was caught in advance.
After the Jadaja got several nails, it was Ashwin’s turn to act when he took off Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton (5), pushing the wound, a shot that landed into Slip Fielder Rohit Sharma and then bent one with the corner cleaning Zane Green (0).
Among him also removed the rival captain of Gerhard Erasmus (12).
But the spotlight of Indian field efforts was a tremendous dive catch by Rohit at a short close when he had a reaction time of about 0.16 seconds to revoke the ball-inch on the ground to stop JJ Smit (9).
Namibia’s fate can be understood when they only reached eight four and two six throughout the innings while consuming 58 ballots.
T20 WC: Indian-tip campaign led by Kohli on a record of victory
