During his time, Umran hit 155km/h with his speed gun, which was also the fastest ball in the game. Umran’s lightning strike helped India ward off the dangerous Shanaka. Shanaka was caught by Yuzvendra Chahal with extra cover on 45 of 27 balls.
The Indian team is on a positive note as Hardik Pandya-led units scored a thrilling two-round win against Sri Lanka in Mumbai on Tuesday at the inaugural T20I in Mumbai. I started the year. Sivam Mavi, who made his Indian debut in that duel, emerged as the star of the show, taking four wickets and allowing just 22 runs in a quarter of four overs.
As a result of Mavi’s efforts, India picked wicket in each of his two overs in the first, thus putting Sri Lanka on the back foot early in a 163-run chase. Not only that, the returning Mavi was equally impressive in making a decisive breakthrough for India in the form of Wanindu Hasaranga, who, along with Sri Lankan skipper Dasun Shanaka, set up a rescue for a visitor. did. Mavi then removed Mahesh Tekshana in his final over.
Mavi had great support from his peers, especially Umran Malik, and once again wowed fans with his wild pace. His pace sensation returned by two wickets, conceding 27 runs in four overs. During his time, Umran hit 155km/h with his speed gun, which was also the fastest ball in the game. Umran’s lightning strike helped India ward off the dangerous Shanaka. Shanaka was caught by Yuzvendra Chahal with extra cover on 45 of 27 balls.
Umran’s incredible performance saw him break Jasprit’s Bumrah record with the fastest pace of any Indian pacemaker. The highest speed ever recorded for Bumrah is he 153.36 km/h. His ODI-nominated pacemakers in Sri Lanka on Tuesday are followed by Mohammed Shami (153.3 km/h) and Navdeep Saini (152.85 km/h).
Many fans and critics praised Umesh for his breathtaking show at Wankhede on Tuesday.